Reddit mentions of Space Cowboys Unlock! Heroic Adventures (SCUNL05EN)

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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Space Cowboys Unlock! Heroic Adventures (SCUNL05EN). Here are the top ones.

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A COOPERATIVE CARD GAME INSPIRED BY ESCAPE ROOMS: Unlock! captures the exhilarating, heart-pounding excitement of a physical escape room adventure without leaving the tabletop. With one hour on the clock, players work through a deck of 60 cards to solve puzzles. Once the team enters the correct code into the companion app, they win!
STRATEGY GAME: Search the scenes, combine objects and solve puzzles! Players must use quick thinking and deductive reasoning to progress through each Adventure. Each scenario challenges players in unique and interesting ways.
THREE FASCINATING ADVENTURES: In "Insert Coin", players must triumph over multiple levels of video game adventures! In "Sherlock Holmes - The Scarlet Thread of Murder", players help the master sleuth solve a very strange case. "In Pursuit of the White Rabbit" introduces players to Wonderlands’ weird inhabitants as they help Alice to escape!
PERFECT FOR EVERYONE: UNLOCK! is easy to learn and play with the help of a special Tutorial Adventure and multiple levels of difficulty. The free companion app supports integrated gameplay by having players input codes, interact with machines, and receive hints.
NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: UNLOCK! is a cooperative card game for adults and family designed for 1 to 6 players and is suitable for ages 10 and older. Average game time is approximately 60 minutes.

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Exit: the game series (Highly recommended, fairly inexpensive, start with the cabin one)
Unlock Series (I hated this one but the consensus is you either love this and hate exit:the game or vice versa so probably worth trying)
escape room in a box series (only played the werewolf experiment, this one has locks which makes it neat but I felt the puzzles used a lot of busy work and weren't particularly challenging)
escape the room series (I tired the second one and it's beautiful but I felt it was super easy)
deckscape series (havent played yet, on my list of things to do).

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