Summary of How To Make A Logic Puzzle - DIY - Escape Room Puzzles at Home

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This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to make a logic puzzle using escape room puzzles at home. It starts by discussing how to order people who are similar in different ways, such as by their traits or by their names. It then uses this information to make a puzzle, pairing people up and finding a solution that works together. The final step is to incorporate these people into the puzzle so that they are in the correct order.

• 00:00:00 This 1-minute video explains how to make a logic puzzle, and provides examples of how to do so. The video also explains how to use similar clues to order people in a particular way.
• 00:05:00 The video tutorial demonstrates how to make a logic puzzle - DIY - Escape Room Puzzles at Home. The presenter first discusses how to order people who are similar in different ways, such as by their traits or by their names. They then use this information to make a puzzle. The presenter pairs people up and finds a solution that works together. The final step is to incorporate these people into the puzzle so that they are in the correct order.
• 00:10:00 The video provides instructions on how to make a logic puzzle out of escape room puzzles at home, using four people's names as examples. The first two people to be placed in the puzzle must be opposite each other, as red-haired Jessica sat next to blue-haired Larry. Next, according to the rules, other names including those with an "a" in them must be separated by one person, so Mark (whose last name includes the letter "r") must be opposite Carol (whose last name includes the letter "g"). Lastly, Grace (whose last name includes the letter "p") must go next because she is the only other person with a last name that includes a "p". Mark and Carol are then placed between each other, and the final two people, Jerry and Larry, are placed between Grace and Mark.
• 00:15:00 This video demonstrates how to make a logic puzzle - DIY - escape room puzzles at home. The video starts by discussing the different types of puzzles, and then goes on to show how to make a puzzle with a backwards order. The video ends with a recommendation to have someone else try the puzzle to make sure it works.