A PRINT-AND-PLAY ADVENTURE
Printable escape room · One missing masterpiece. Ten clues in the quiet.
An original glass bird has vanished before opening night. Examine witness statements, a restoration grid and a curator’s codes across ten connected puzzles.
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The Marlow Museum unveils its Glass Garden exhibition at dawn. Its centerpiece, a glass bird made by a local artist, has been moved to the wrong storage crate. The night curator leaves you access to the exhibition records and asks you to put things right before the doors open. Sort out the witnesses, reconstruct the restoration notes and identify the real piece. All artwork and museum details in this story are fictional.
Work through 10 connected puzzles: truth statements, number grids, transposition ciphers, and bring the clues together for a final answer. Play at your own pace, with two progressive hints for every puzzle.
Play times are estimates and vary by group. Ages are guidance; younger players may need an adult.
Curator registers, restoration grids and crate records guide ten connected discoveries through a moonlit museum.
Immersive colour pages, a practical ink-saving edition, and a separate host guide. A4 and US Letter colour PDFs share the same artwork and layout, scaled to fit your paper. The matching online game uses the same puzzles.
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