Dot to dot. A new skill every day. In five minutes. Hey guys, today we're looking at another escape room skill, but this one is orientated around the different states in America.
It's called State Treasures. Alexa, open State Treasures. Welcome to State Treasures. Your state's valuable treasure has been stolen.
As a commander of the state, you need to get back the treasures. The intelligence has sent you the missions protocol. To start your mission, just say, start mission. You can reset your mission by saying, reset mission.
Good luck, commander. Start mission. Welcome to the mission, commander. You have accepted the mission, and you have the missions protocol in your hand.
You are gently opening your eyes with a little pain in your head, and swelling in your face, trying to remember what happened last night. But all you remember is reading the mission protocol and packing the bag with a knife and nap. You're slowly getting up with your bag, and you come to know that you've been locked in a room. What would you do?
In this mission, you can say, repeat, get hints, or check my bag. Check my bag. You have a knife in the map. Get hint.
With the help of your radio phone, you try contacting your co-workers. This is Tony Stark, commander. I will be helping you throughout this mission. Explore and use are the two words we will be using to make progress in this mission.
You must have a knife and a map in your bag. Whenever you are in need of hints, just say get hint. Now you can just say explore map or use knife. Thank you.
Explore map. Hi, I'm map. Yes, I can speak to you. I will tell your location, and also sometimes I will help you to make the next move.
You are locked in the third floor, and the treasure you need to find is in the brown floor. Try to get out of the room by finding clues. Say explore map to hear me again. Now, start exploring the room.
Stop. Thank you for the mission, commander. Have a nice day. How cool is this?
Explore room would have been my next command. Great sound effects, and it sounds really good. I love skills that have a pace to them, and that there's no messing around. They do what you expect them to do, and this one looks good.
It looks like one of those. Okay, guys, enjoy. If it's where you are, state treasures, this is Robin signing off. We'll see you in tomorrow.
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