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· Inspector Brochard’s Casebook

A First Case for Everyone

In short: Inspector Brochard advises first-timers. Escape This rates Hotel: Murder Mystery 7 out of 10: clues are usually easy to find but harder to interpret, and first-time teams do well by asking the gamesmaster for hints.

Wednesday. Five suspects tonight who confessed, at the desk, that they had never been locked in anything before. I told them confessions were premature.

They asked whether the hotel was too hard for beginners. The management calls it seven out of ten. Finding things is not the difficulty; the hotel leaves a great deal lying about, as grand hotels do. Understanding what one has found, and what it means, is where the hour goes.

My advice was the advice I give my junior officers. Ask for help. The gamesmaster is watching the whole time and will send a hint the moment it is requested. There is no shame in a hint. There is a great deal of shame in being arrested out of pride.

They took a hint, then another, and came down the stairs talking all at once. I could not make out a word. Croissant could. He wagged.

— Insp. A. Brochard, Gendarmerie

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Can first-time sleuths solve Hotel: Murder Mystery?

Yes. Newcomers find Hotel: Murder Mystery a proper challenge, yet it remains a popular first booking at Escape This Perth CBD. When the trail goes cold, ask for a hint: the gamesmasters are watching and happy to steer your investigation back on track.

How tricky is the case in Hotel: Murder Mystery?

Escape This rates Hotel: Murder Mystery 7 out of 10. Finding the clues is generally the easy part; making sense of them, and spotting who they point at, is where teams slow down. It suits groups with a little experience, though keen beginners do fine.

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