Unlock!: Short Adventures – Schrödinger's Cat

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What is Unlock!: Short Adventures – Schrödinger's Cat?

Unlock! Short Adventures: it's Unlock, only shorter! Unlock Short Adventures are 30 to 45 minute Unlocks in a small format, ideal for pocketing or giving as a gift. Unlock! is a cooperative card game inspired by escape rooms. Unlock! brings these experiences into your home, around a table. After familiarizing yourself with the context of the scenario, you begin your adventure in a room (a location map showing various numbers). Search the room for objects! Beware: some may be hidden! Visual and audio puzzles slow your progress. It's up to you to cooperate with your partners to advance and finish on time. Unlock!, an interactive game combining traditional hardware and mobile application To play, you need the free Unlock! app, compatible with Android and iOS phones and tablets. It allows you to obtain clues, locate hidden objects and enter the codes you discover. The app makes the game very real. It adds to the atmosphere, with music dedicated to each adventure, audio puzzles, terrible penalties and a fatal countdown. Unlock! Short Adventures: Le Chat de M. Schrödinger! An Escape room in your living room! The app sets the pace and mood for 30-minute games. The puzzles, the app, the clues, the timer - all from Unlock! —description from the publisher Unlock ! Short Adventures : Le Chat de M. Schrödinger ! Une Escape room dans votre salon ! L’application donne le rythme et pose d’ambiance pour des parties de 30 minutes. Les énigmes, l’app, les indices, le timer, du concentré de Unlock! Unlock ! Short Adventures : Le Chat de M. Schrödinger est une aventure de niveau de difficulté 2 (sur 3). Il contient 30 cartes d'aventures et 2 cartes de règles. —description from the publisher (French)

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• How do setup and the first turn work in Unlock!: Short Adventures – Schrödinger's Cat?
• When does scoring happen and what ends the game?
• How should the table resolve an unusual timing or rules interaction?