Test it like a player
The shape carved into the door is a Z. Drawing it on the phone slides the bolt back.
A shape drawn across nine dots, the way a phone unlock works. It is the most physical of the touch mechanics and the most satisfying to get right, which makes it a good last step.
Create a free lock →Draw a Z across the dots.
Draw your pattern
Wrong answer, try again.
The shape carved into the door is a Z. Drawing it on the phone slides the bolt back.
Tap the dots in the order the line joins them; it is stored as a hash, never as a picture.
Three rooms, three mechanics, one final code. The shortest complete escape game you can run in a single room.
Locks used: Numeric code, Colour sequence, Touch pattern
Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.
Event PassFive rooms between your team and the vault: the guard's rota, the breaker panel, a laser grid, the founder's word and the dial itself. A full evening for four to six players.
Locks used: Numeric code, Ordered switches, Touch pattern, Written answer
Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.
Event PassA birthday hunt for children of six to ten: read the map, hoist the flags, cross the shark rocks and count the paces to the chest. Prints on one page, plays on one phone.
Locks used: Direction (8 ways), Colour sequence, Touch pattern, Numeric code
Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.