Philadelphia Time Agent Quest : El misterio revolucionario de Franklin
Descripción
Filadelfia, 1776. Ben Franklin le ha enviado a una misión ultrasecreta: viajar a la víspera de la Declaración de Independencia y recoger las certezas que demuestran que la República sobrevivirá. Su archienemigo, I.Q. Bartolomé, ya está aquí, y hará cualquier cosa para detenerte. Este juego autoguiado de la ciudad utiliza la aplicación Questo para guiarlo a través de 11 capítulos a través del Parque Histórico Nacional Independencia. Comience en cualquier momento en el sitio de la Casa del Presidente, juegue a su propio ritmo y haga una pausa cuando desee. No hay guía, solo tú, la ciudad, y una misión para salvar la República. Su ruta contempla algunos de los terrenos más históricos de América: la Campana de la Libertad, la Galería de Retratos en el Segundo Banco de los Estados Unidos, la tumba de Benjamin Franklin en el cementerio de la Iglesia de Cristo, la Casa de Encuentros Cuáqueros Libres y el Centro Nacional de Constitución. Adecuado para todas las edades. Calzado cómodo para caminar recomendado. El juego termina en el Centro Nacional de Constitución, a pocos pasos del comienzo.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Comenzará en el sitio de la Casa del Presidente. Aquí se te dará tu primera pista para resolver el desafío que te espera, que desbloqueará la siguiente parte de la historia y te dará las indicaciones para llegar a la siguiente parada.
Se le dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que le espera en la Excavación Arqueológica del Sitio de la Casa del Presidente. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en Liberty Bell Center. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en The Library of the American Philosophical Society. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en Thomas Jefferson Garden. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en The Signer's Garden. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en la Galería de retratos. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en la Congregación Mikveh Israel. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en el lugar de descanso final de Benjamin Franklin. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Se te dará una nueva pista para resolver el desafío que te espera en The Meeting House. Puede detenerse todo el tiempo que desee y continuar explorando a su propio ritmo.
Terminarás en el Centro Nacional de la Constitución. Aquí es donde terminan tanto la historia como los juegos de exploración de la ciudad.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(5)
One clue-bearing object was moved away, and someone's review have indicated it a year ago. However, the company, having read that review, didn't bother to update. So the object (the boat) is still missing. Another clue location is showing as Arch street meeting house, but it is actually on a Free Quaker meeting house which is 0.1 miles away. I also expected more creativity and a more sophisticated story, better connected to the history. But overall the game is okay, fun enough to get the kids excited and motivate them to walk around.
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. I’m sorry to hear about the issues you encountered with the clue locations and the historical accuracy. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to resolve such issues. The clue-bearing object being moved is a concern, and I apologize for the oversight. We take such reviews seriously and will investigate this matter to ensure that future players have an accurate and enjoyable experience. Additionally, I understand that the discrepancy between the listed and actual locations, as well as your expectation for a more intricate story, impacted your experience. Your comments are valuable as we strive to enhance the creativity and historical connections in our games. It’s great to hear that the game still provided some enjoyment and motivated your kids to explore the area. We’re always looking for ways to improve and your feedback will be used to make necessary adjustments. Thank you again for your insights and for playing!
It was a pretty neat idea, executed a little poorly. On the positive side, it was fun hanging out in Philadelphia in the middle of the night seeing some sites and learning some things I didn't know. The game / pizzle format is a great idea, and a couple of the puzzles were fun to solve. On the negative side, the walking directions were a bit hard to follow and had us walking in circles but it would have been more fun if we had a place to get to. The instructions felt like they had been written by AI and maybe not play tested or edited for clarity. Most of the puzzles were kind of weak, silly, or outright random in terms of solution. Also, the back story about running away from Ben Franklin's enemies seemed pretty stupid, and the educational sections were a bit too verbose. Would have been nice if there were more group problem solving elements as it felt like we were basically all doing the puzzles by ourselves. For $8 though it was a reasonably good deal and I like that it was self service so you can do it anytime. I'd do this type of game again but only if the actual puzzles and writing were quite a bit better. Feels like a definite 3/5 for me all told.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about the Philadelphia game. We're glad you found it fun to explore the city at night. Your feedback about the instructions, puzzles, and storyline is noted and will help us enhance future experiences. We appreciate your review and hope to offer a better experience next time. Thank you.
Make it clearer that a mirror may be needed for some puzzles. Also one clue with Benjamin franklin’s boat has been moved- is no longer in Thomas Jefferson’s garden. Otherwise this was a great game - I wanted my daughter to enjoy visiting the historical sites and experience them more fully and this game helped with that. She has ADHD and visiting these things are usually unbearably boring for her but the game aspect made her excited to go from site to site.
We appreciate you sharing your good experience with your Philadelphia quest. We are grateful that you shared these special times with your daughter with us. In the future, we want to have you join us for more games.
Great game. We only had a couple hours to visit Philadelphia and got some good information while playing this game which took us about 1 hour. It was also a lot of fun for a couple teenagers with us. Overall great experience. Only regret is not having more time In Philadelphia, we must go back for a longer visit.
Thank you for sharing positive experience with Questo. We are grateful that you enjoyed the game. Hope to see you explore more games with us.
Cool and fun game where you read clues and give responses to the atmosphere around you and it moves you forward and through Independence Park and all the history there. Fun for solos, for couples and families
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