When something is solved, everyone is pulled through to the next step. Everyone has their own access and their own cursor but you can also see where your team members are in the system. I’m personally a fan of the Telescape platform, it seems to work well and is good for collaborating in your team. We were told to nominate a ‘team captain’ who would be responsible for entering the codes in Telescape, this wasn’t really needed but it made it simpler to know we had one person who was entering the information. Once he did his bit, he left us in the safe hands of Orion and we played the game through a Telescape platform. When we joined we were greeted by our host, Andy, and he gave us a bit of an introduction to the game and made sure we were up and running, but, other than that, his input was minimal. This game was a bit of a hybrid of games. This game is definitely aimed more towards adults thanks to the language, humour and constant innuendos, but I’d imagine kids could play it? It would certainly be an education for them! CONCEPT/EXECUTION How good can a free game be? Well, as it turns out, REALLY good! Orion’s Ridiculous Revenge is set up to be a prequel to Miss Jezebel, a warm-up if you will. We went into this game not knowing anything about it: how it was run, or even what style of game it would be.
When a company like 60out offers an escape room for free, it doesn’t matter what type of game it is, you jump on that opportunity! We’ve not actually played what is arguably their most famous online creation, Miss Jezebel Online, but it’s reputation precedes it (one day we’ll play it). Will you be able to assist Orion in thwarting the dastardly actions of this bombastic beau?
Orion, Miss Jezebel’s favorite feline, is on the mission to protect his home from threats, both foreign and domestic, and Miss Jezebel’s newest suitor is definitely the cat’s meow when it comes to evil plans.
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