Step into a historically accurate escape room set in the 15th-century home of a Hanseatic merchant! "Dielenhaus Adventure - The Merchant's Quest" offers an authentic digital escape room experience. Solve intriguing puzzles and playfully learn about the daily life and work of a Hanseatic merchant around 1475 – a digital, interactive museum visit brimming with fascinating facts you won't find in any textbook!

A Story of Mystery and Commerce:

Merchant Jürgen from the Knoggeburg Hanseatic family is preparing for a crucial council meeting. Time is money, and business must proceed! He's tasked you with various errands in his hall house, but you've got a bowling date in 30 minutes – you'll need to be quick!

In this educational game, you'll solve puzzles, combine items within the historically recreated setting, and use your sharp wit to keep the merchant happy and on schedule. Explore his historically researched hall house and delve into the details of daily professional and private life in the Hanseatic region. The game focuses on three main tasks:

• Assemble the merchant's attire: Be mindful – some clothing requires medieval cleaning or drying methods!
• Draft an important letter: You'll need to prepare ink and find suitable writing materials.
• Manage goods delivery: Utilize a cargo crane to distribute delivered goods across the house's different floors.

Educational Game and Digital Museum:

The mobile educational game "Adventure Dielenhaus" is part of the European Hansemuseum Lübeck's digital offerings. Created in collaboration with local historians, it blends fact-based fiction with playful knowledge transfer about daily life, architecture, the world of work, and their modern parallels.

Playable solo at home or in a classroom setting under a teacher's guidance, the app provides an exciting glimpse into 15th-century Hanseatic life. Its content is especially suited for teaching media skills and critically analyzing historical sources. The action-oriented and fun approach sparks discussions about medieval life and aligns with secondary school curricula.

Visitors to the European Hansemuseum Lübeck who have played the "Abenteuer Hanse" app will find a special surprise: "Adventure Dielenhaus" successes are transferred to the family tree database on the "Adventure Dielenhaus" website, featuring the fictional von Knoggeburgs. Scores are saved locally on the device; no internet connection is required to play.

What's New in Version 1.0.2 (Last updated Dec 16, 2024):

A new end screen has been added, and the API level has been updated.