Launch Sequence
Eight minutes to clear the pad: trace the trajectory, solve the flight computer's grid, then count the last three seconds down. One clock for the three steps, one play per crew.
- Made for
- Teams and training
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Duration
- 8 min
- Steps
- 3
- Locks used
- Direction (8 ways), Sudoku, Numeric code
What this template contains
steps 1 · Direction (8 ways)
The trajectory
The rocket climbs straight up, then leans right, flies level, then dips. Trace it in four arrows.
steps 2 · Sudoku
The flight computer
Fill the grid. Every row, column and box holds 1 to 9 exactly once.
steps 3 · Numeric code
The countdown
Type the last three seconds of a countdown, as one number.
Try it before you copy it
The trajectory
The rocket climbs straight up, then leans right, flies level, then dips. Trace it in four arrows.
Choose a sequence of 4 directions

That is not the trajectory. Straight up first, then lean right.
How to use this template
- 1
Play it here first, exactly as your players will.
- 2
Copy it into the builder, then change the codes, the clues and the reward.
- 3
Publish and share the link or the QR code. Players need no app and no account.
Questions about this template
- Is this template free?
- Playing it is free for everyone. Copying it into your account needs an Event Pass or Pro, because it uses paid options.
- Can I change the answers and the texts?
- Yes. Every code, clue, hint and reward opens in the builder, and nothing is saved until you publish.
- What do players need?
- A phone or a computer with a browser. They open your link or scan your QR code, and never create an account.
- How long does it take to play?
- About 8 minutes, from the first lock to the reward.
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