This brings up a really interesting point about games designed to "crowdsolve" puzzles. It might be an amazing experience for journalists and people who get the game day 1 but it's got a nasty shelf life. Eventually because it's designed for a big group to solve, any individual playing needs a wiki

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With the term crowdsolve I'm reminded of how Sirens 1 and 2 were very much made with puzzles that required communication with others as well. The trick it pulled though was it was a game about urban legends so human communication was part of it's narrative and design 1/2

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