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12014-12-29T06:40:52-08:00Framed (Key Puzzle)2An excerpt from the iOS app Framed, which allows players to resequence comic panels to solve puzzles. In this segment, the player must figure out a way to get the key to a locked door from a hostile police officer. Video captured by YouTube user rrvirus.plain2014-12-29T06:51:08-08:00
12014-12-29T06:40:53-08:00Framed (Door Puzzle)1An excerpt from the iOS app Framed, which allows players to resequence comic panels to solve puzzles. In this segment, the player must figure out a way to get the protagonist past two police officers. Video captured by YouTube user rrvirus.plain2014-12-29T06:40:53-08:00