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I can add a new item in seconds, and readers can make comments and suggest additions using the standard Google docs interface. Why do you use the simple Google doc format?īrett Kuehner: It is the lowest-overhead way for me to make the information available.

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Plus I do searches for information on various topics when I’m working on a project or a lesson. How do you find all of these different posts and articles?īrett Kuehner: I follow a bunch of Discords, Facebook groups, and blogs.

I only add things that I’ve read and which I think are high in information content. I think it is helpful to have a curated list. It made sense to make a single location for that information, and it makes it simpler for me to share. When discussions on these topics came up, I found myself recommending the same articles again and again. What is the purpose or goal for maintaining this list of resources?īrett Kuehner: I do escape room design, tech for control systems, and teach classes on design, so I do a lot of research. I asked Brett a bit about his collection. There is something for escape room designers of all levels.

This is a valuable resource that more people need to know about. The breadth and depth of relevant information all in one place is really remarkable. These cover everything from general game design to escape room tech, hinting, and playtesting. A basic Google doc contains more than 110 links to articles, books, and blog posts from many different authors.

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