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# Escape Room App gone public!

[Read the post](https://waldo.be/2026/01/27/escape-room-app-gone-public/) · waldo's blog (waldo (Eric Wauters), MVP) · 2026-01-27 · 448 words · tier community · reviewed (checked by Opus)

> The BCTalent Escape Room framework, a tool for building interactive learning experiences in Business Central, has been released as open source. It provides a documented platform for creating custom rooms and puzzles for training, onboarding, and feature adoption rather than complete puzzle content.

## Key points

- The escape room framework is now publicly available as open source on GitHub for building custom learning experiences
- Only the framework is released, not the complete room content, puzzles, and solutions used by Microsoft
- The repository includes extensive documentation to help developers build their own rooms without starting from scratch
- The framework can be used for product training, onboarding, guided learning paths, and internal team education in various organizations

## Quotes

- "the framework, not the complete escape room content. The reason for that is because Microsoft still wants to use it as actual workshop" (Explains why the full puzzle content is withheld, preserving the Microsoft workshop experience while releasing the underlying platform)

## Context

- Features: escape room framework, interactive learning experience, customizable rooms, workshop platform

Source: waldo's blog, community blog. Summary, key points and quotes are derived (CONTENT-NOTICE.md); read the original for the full text.