1-2 players
Languages: EN
45-60 mins
Schrödinger’s cat is a thought experiment by the Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger which illustrates the problems of quantum mechanics in everyday objects. In this experiment, a cat and some poison are locked in a closed box. Quantum mechanics says that after a while the cat will be both dead and alive. Unfortunately, Schrödinger completely forgot the cat because of his busy daily routine.
We are sure that the cat is still alive and we must save it.
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The original lasercut mass-market puzzlebox, and still one of the best against which many subsequent derivatives should be judged. Satisfyingly tactile, simple but reliable mechanisms, and easy to lend or gift on again to share the fun with others.
My first little puzzle box like this after watching Chris Ramsay and Mr Puzzle solve so many of them online! Lovely introduction. Not many "steps" but logical and fun to solve.
This was my first real wooden puzzle box and what an experience, will note that it helps to have pen and paper ready for this one. Nice variacion in the puzzles, really loved how you get to reveal more informations and thous are able to solve some of the other puzzles. The way "hints" are marked on the box is wonderful and the feel of the wood makes for a good journey. Will recommend unless you are a sucker for those narrative games since there is none of that here.
