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Today I’m solving the Quest Tower puzzle box by Escape Welt. A Babylon-themed puzzle box with ciphers and a lot to discover! The goal is to open the box to solve the puzzle and reveal the hidden secrets of Babylon.
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The Cryptex by Escape Welt is a wooden puzzle box that adds an interactive twist to gift-giving. Inspired by the concept popularized in “The DaVinci Code,” this birch wood box challenges recipients to crack a six-letter code to access a hidden compartment.
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Welcome Back! Today I’ll be solving the Cluebox – Nautilus Puzzle Box by Idventure. The goal is to open the box to solve the puzzle and reveal Captain Nemo’s treasure.
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Welcome back, puzzle gang! Today I’m going to attempt to solve the Mittan puzzle by Junichi Yananose!! This is a wooden Japanese puzzle box with Sequential Discovery elements. Meaning there will be tools to find on the way and many secrets to uncover!
The goal is to find all the steps of the puzzle box and access a hidden compartment with a bell and a fish snack for the cat, Mittan.
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With today’s quick review I spiced things up a little for you guys.
It took me at least 24 hours in total to make this video.
Some boundaries have been broken to make this video better. Enjoy!
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Another year went by, and with it more puzzles solved.
For me this year has been the year I came back from a long puzzling hiatus.
The reason for that?
Lockdowns.
While 2020 was a very challenging year to all, it brought up the puzzling hobby for many people, myself included.
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Karakuri Creation Group. A small company of talented craftsmen from Japan, led by Akio Kamei.
Karakuri means “trick” in Japanese, and thus the boxes they make are packed with creative tricks.
According to Kamei – “The trick box, which is opened by the effort of one person, can’t be opened if that person doesn’t enjoy humor”.
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