Eurodesk had developed the game as part of a wider pan-European campaign called "Time to Move", which launched on 1 October 2021, the last day of Eurodesk’s European network meeting. Eurodesk plans to develop further escape games set in various European cities.
The Time to Move game aims to encourage players to consider joining a learning mobility scheme that would take them to somewhere in Europe. The Berlin edition invites players to go on a trip through Berlin to find a missing grandmother. The teams have to work hard because they are only given clues if they perform everyday tasks, much as they would in a real-life placement: planting trees, making sandwiches, handing out drinks. The game is all about teamwork, because the players can only solve the clues if they work together. Two or more players have to split into teams, each of which share a screen. They need to share the clues with the other teams in order to complete the message and solve the problems in their entirety. The game can be played in 20 different languages. However, Zsolt Marton recommends playing the game in the same language because slight differences in the terminology may make it difficult to solve the problems.
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