'I couldn't shut my brain off': 16-year-old creates interactive escape room in family's basement
HEIDELBERG -- The C.I.A. have discovered a bomb and only rookie agent Logan can de-active it – and he needs your help. That's the premise of a basement escape room created by 16-year-old Logan Brideau, who channelled his ingenuity into creating a giant virtual puzzle for friends and family to explore. "I couldn't really shut my brain off so it turned from a little puzzle box to a whole escape room," said the Heidelberg teenager. "It took about two to three months but most of what I did was over the March break." Unlike a traditional escape room where players are physically present, ...