How was the setup for you? For us I think there were cameras in each room, and a radio we could use to ask the staffer clarifications about the game itself. B

How was the setup for you? For us I think there were cameras in each room, and a radio we could use to ask the staffer clarifications about the game itself. But they weren't present in the room itself and I don't think they had audio. I agree you need a hands on approach to guiding. For example, in the same game we found a pencil but the lead was broken. So we asked "is the lead supposed to be broken; if not I have a pen in my pocket..." and they gave an emphatic "yes it's part of the challenge". So when other obstacles came up we of course assumed they were part of the challenge too.