A ticking clock. A locked door. A room full of clues you're not sure are actually clues. And somehow, against all odds, this has become one of the most popular forms of entertainment on the planet

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Something strange has happened to our entertainment habits. Millions of us are spending our evenings trying to figure out who among us is secretly working against the group — and we're absolutely loving it.

So how did we get here, and what is it about these games (and shows) that hooks us so completely?‍ ‍

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