Hello Captivaters !…
My first try to develop an “escape game” with Captivate…
I’ve done it with a 360° image, so it will be the first and last one, due to the lack of such resources But I planned to do such activities with 2D images…
Sorry… It’s in french but I think it would be understandable even for non-french speakers as it was made for young children…
What do you think of it ?…
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