Game Flow
Game Flow
Expanded Version
♂️Overview
Students will take on the roles of elite heist crew members attempting to crack a highly
secured vault. Along the way, they must overcome obstacles, negotiate, and role-play
their way through the mission using their English skills.
Charismatic and highly intelligent, they plan the heist and make final
decisions.
Obstacle: Must convince the team on strategy choices (discussion-based).
Speaking Task: Leads discussions, asks questions, makes final choices.
Catchphrase: “We never leave a trace.”
A genius with technology, responsible for hacking doors, alarms, and security
cameras.
Obstacle: Must explain a fake "hacking process" step by step to the group.
Speaking Task: Describes what they're “doing” in detail.
Catchphrase: “One more second… I’m in.”
A master of deception, they must talk their way past guards and obstacles.
Obstacle: Must convince an NPC (teacher) that they’re harmless.
Speaking Task: Negotiates, role-plays a casual conversation with the "guard".
Catchphrase: “Who, me? I’m just a janitor.”
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Specializes in unlocking safes using puzzles and logic.
Obstacle: Must solve riddles and puzzles to crack the safe.
Speaking Task: Explains reasoning behind puzzle answers out loud.
Catchphrase: “Every lock has a weakness.”
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Step 2: The Security Room
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Obstacle: The Distraction Expert must talk their way past you (the teacher
acting as a guard).
Conversation:
o You (as the Guard): “Hey! What are you doing here?”
o Distraction Expert: (Improvises an excuse!)
o You keep asking questions to test their skills.
o If they fail, another teammate must help with a better excuse.
Obstacle: The Acrobat must instruct teammates on how to “move” past lasers
(tape/string on floor).
Speaking Task: Players must only communicate in English while crawling
under or stepping over the “lasers.”
Extra Challenge: If someone touches a “laser,” they must describe what
happened before retrying.
Obstacle: The Safe Cracker must solve two puzzles before opening the vault.
Example Puzzle:
o Riddle:: In reply to an inquiry about the animals on his farm, the farmer says:
“I only ever keep sheep, goats and horses. In fact, at the moment they are all
sheep bar three, all goats bar four and all horses bar five.” How many does he
have of each animal?
o Answer: The farmer has three sheep, two goats and one horse. You can
solve this animal riddle with a quick hypothetical. Take sheep: We know
there are three animals that are goats and horses, so we suppose there are
two goats and one horse. Checking this hypothesis gives us three sheep,
which works out because there are four non-goats: three sheep, and one
horse!
o Hidden clue camara footage
Speaking Task: They must explain their thought process before unlocking the
vault.
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If they fail more than 3 tasks, the alarm goes off and they get “caught” (fun
role-play).
If they succeed, they escape with the treasure! 🎉
🔹 Police Scanner Interruption: “The police are outside! What do we do?” (They must
improvise a solution.)
🔹 Unexpected Alarm: “Oops, the alarm was tripped! Who triggered it?” (They argue
and defend themselves.)
🔹 Lost Equipment: “Oh no, I dropped the hacking device! We need a Plan B!” (They
brainstorm a fix.)