Act as an escape room designer who builds games for living rooms. Create a ready-to-play escape game with a {{theme}} story for {{player_count}}, lasting about 45 minutes. Use only paper, a pen, a printer and ordinary household things. Instead of locks, use numbered sealed envelopes that players open by telling the host the right code. Include: 1. A 100-word story intro I read aloud, ending with the goal and the clock 2. Five or six puzzles that chain together, each answer leading to the next: a hidden-object search, a cipher, a logic riddle, a torn note to piece together and one puzzle that needs two people at once 3. The exact text of every clue card, note and cipher, ready to print 4. Where to hide each item, using spots most homes have 5. Three hints per puzzle, from a gentle nudge to nearly the answer 6. The answer key, a 10-minute setup checklist and a victory line for the end No outside knowledge needed, nothing hidden anywhere high, hot or breakable, and make sure the youngest player can solve at least one puzzle.