I recommend using a candle lighter to burn paper edges, instead of an actual candle. I put the flame nearly parallel to the edge of the paper and just singe the edges of the paper. It gives it a nice look, while not appearing to be intentionally burnt. One other little bonus for escape roomers or anyone trying to make these burnt "pirate map" looking props. You can take any normal white paper, crumple it up and soak it in black coffee to get a nice parchment illusion. Love the videos keep it up!
Great video! One thing I'd like to add is that you should be very mindful when adding things just for decoration. I've made an escape room for my friends where they needed to figure out which one of the potion bottles contained the antidote. I wanted to make them look cool and added potion labels. My friends were thinking that the labels had some sort of relevance to the puzzle and had a very hard time to figure it out because they were distracted. So it's good to keep that in mind :)
I always order tapestries or some sort of wall coverings to try and make at least one feature wall. I bring in extra lighting. I purchase props that aren't game clues, just fun props to make the room feel a little more authentic. I always have themed music. I love creating the atmosphere!
Hey Bryan - Just found your channel literally a few minutes ago! I'm loving it so far. I am a magician and UA-camr who has been doing lots of escapes/escape room content recently. Thanks for the helpful video; maybe we can figure out a way to collaborate on a project/video!
Hey, i love your videos. One request, can you make an escape room or post a youtube video where we can bluff the participants a lot although the escaping is a bit obvious? Loving your channel
@@LegacyEscapeBox Yes. For example, like maybe there will be three envelopes around the room. Participants find them, and when they open they find it blank, or the paper says "wrong envelope". Or if we give them a puzzle which they spend their time in to find the code for the lock. But the code for lock is stuck under the table. These are just examples. Thanks for replying!!!
I recommend using a candle lighter to burn paper edges, instead of an actual candle. I put the flame nearly parallel to the edge of the paper and just singe the edges of the paper. It gives it a nice look, while not appearing to be intentionally burnt.
One other little bonus for escape roomers or anyone trying to make these burnt "pirate map" looking props. You can take any normal white paper, crumple it up and soak it in black coffee to get a nice parchment illusion.
Love the videos keep it up!
I love that soaking idea! Great way to get that old feel to it.
Awesome! A friend used wax shaped like glue sticks and used a mini hot glue gun to heat and apply the wax to her letters for a project.
That’s a great way to do that!
Great video! One thing I'd like to add is that you should be very mindful when adding things just for decoration. I've made an escape room for my friends where they needed to figure out which one of the potion bottles contained the antidote. I wanted to make them look cool and added potion labels. My friends were thinking that the labels had some sort of relevance to the puzzle and had a very hard time to figure it out because they were distracted. So it's good to keep that in mind :)
That’s totally true! One time they found a book and were asking about handwritten notes in it from a long time ago that I didn’t even know were there!
I always order tapestries or some sort of wall coverings to try and make at least one feature wall. I bring in extra lighting. I purchase props that aren't game clues, just fun props to make the room feel a little more authentic. I always have themed music. I love creating the atmosphere!
I love the feature wall idea! And can’t have enough props. Anything that fits the theme of the room is a huge plus. - PS your channel is the 💣
@@LegacyEscapeBox yours too! Wish we all lived closer and could play each other’s games!
@@DowntheWrabbitHole Texas to Canada, that’s not too far right?!!!
@@LegacyEscapeBox just a quick jaunt! 😜
Thank you for your useful videos. Do you run into problems with customers stealing your pins and other props that aren't bolted down?
No haven’t run into that thank goodness! Glad you are enjoying!!
You're finally back! Woohoo!
Back!! Gonna do more :) - Bryan
Hey Bryan - Just found your channel literally a few minutes ago! I'm loving it so far. I am a magician and UA-camr who has been doing lots of escapes/escape room content recently. Thanks for the helpful video; maybe we can figure out a way to collaborate on a project/video!
Love it, let’s do this!!
I love that little 4-letter cryptex! Where did you get it?
I grabbed that one from Etsy a few years ago. I love it!
We need more!
Working on it :)
Hey, i love your videos. One request, can you make an escape room or post a youtube video where we can bluff the participants a lot although the escaping is a bit obvious? Loving your channel
Good question! So where we fake out the participant? Any example so I can think about it? Thanks!
@@LegacyEscapeBox Yes. For example, like maybe there will be three envelopes around the room. Participants find them, and when they open they find it blank, or the paper says "wrong envelope". Or if we give them a puzzle which they spend their time in to find the code for the lock. But the code for lock is stuck under the table. These are just examples. Thanks for replying!!!
@@ritvikagarwal5739 I like those!
can you plz do a video on a totoruioul on how to set up cold war and can you do it tommorow plz cause i tried doing it but i dont know how
I’ve got a question do you guys have your own place in your city that you can do escape rooms?
I’m here in the Dallas Fort Worth Texas area and there are some good rooms all over! :)