That was awesome, I'm so pleased you enjoyed it. The morse code is valid for anyone that wants to play along at home. I'm slightly saddened by the mouse, when you complete the maze puzzle on the top of the box he moves out from his compartment to make it easier to grab.

@88pamukprenses88

Ай бұрын

Great job on this puzzle !!! And an extra gold star for the lazy Susan . :)

@LaciRae

Ай бұрын

will this ever be available to buy?? i was ready to give You all of my money.

@Victoria-pt7qx

Ай бұрын

Amazing puzzle

@ChrisRamsay52

Ай бұрын

You're the best!

@GaryCunninghamyouareenough

Ай бұрын

Amazing work - such a cool puzzle 🤟👏👏👏

One of the best puzzle boxes you've done so far, beautiful craftsmanship.

@ChrisRamsay52

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

The two rows of morse is: PUZZLE PEOPLE

@lousid171

Ай бұрын

how did you...

@ronaldmontaner9833

Ай бұрын

@@lousid171 its rlly easy to understand Morse code

@lousid171

Ай бұрын

@@ronaldmontaner9833 That's what I thought - and then I saw the many thumbs syjwg got for it 🤣

@Kalidor99

29 күн бұрын

Is that Braille?

@raymondamoroso2049

27 күн бұрын

I don't think it's Morse code. Morse code is comprised of one & three dots. On the side of the puzzle there's one, three, & four dots...

I had the pleasure of play testing this! I properly geeked out when he said 'it's for Chris Ramsay' LOL been excitedly awaiting this video - I loved this!

@creageous

Ай бұрын

Interesting handle. :/

@alexhetherington8028

Ай бұрын

Holy moly

@austins.2495

Ай бұрын

@@creageousI will pray for you tonight, when I’m sitting in my pentagram to summon his infernal majesty 😈 you’re welcome.

@-The-Golden-God-

25 күн бұрын

@@creageous What of it?

@dukeofthedance8062

24 күн бұрын

@@creageous What's it to you? I don't even look at usernames anymore.

7:44 The Room is one of *the best* Puzzle games and it brings me joy to hear Chris Ramsey talk fondly of it.

@mikefisher4051

Ай бұрын

yeah, and if you haven't been able to yet, the Room VR is a very solid entry, probably my favorite. I feel like the room games have only gotten better with each release, but that's based on my own internal balance of telegraphing what you CAN interact with. I like puzzles, I don't like looking for a magic pixel that doesn't stand out that I can interact with. Any suggestions on other games that live up to the room series? I tried a few, and I wont bad mouth them by name but they didn't the spot for me.

@sethsez

Ай бұрын

@@mikefisher4051 It isn't QUITE the same thing because it also includes plenty of exploration, but I feel like any fan of mechanical puzzles owes it to themselves to go through the Myst series, with Riven in particular being the best (and it just got an absolutely outstanding remake). They also tend to involve more lateral thinking and note-taking than the Room series, which often tend towards fairly simple "find the hidden button by looking for mismatched wood grain" tricks (and I agree that The Room VR is the best one, for me primarily because it gets away from this sort of design a bit).

@robertdascoli949

Ай бұрын

"I did not solve it, I did nhot! Oh, hi Chris"

@LimeonCandy

Ай бұрын

Yeah I just bought The Room 4 and beat it recently and man do I love that franchise

@AdderTude

29 күн бұрын

@@mikefisher4051 I still haven't played A Dark Matter because I need a VR set.

Thank you so much for zooming in on the diagrams and using the arrows to explain your thoughts!

I love how he becomes super silent every time something pops out or he finds something new to decipher. He enjoys it like a kid with a new toy, It is awesome.

@austins.2495

Ай бұрын

Cool

woah the production quality is ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL!! keep up the great work!!

I have never yelled at my screen so much as when i was saying "You have to put the number code for LAST in LAST!"

@No1sonuk

26 күн бұрын

And the number of times he spun past "LESS"...

@Dankadamas

26 күн бұрын

And every time, he spun the box 3 faces to the right... instead of once to the left...

@lucassmith1886

23 күн бұрын

@@Dankadamas lol I know!!! That bothered me much more than it should have lol

@HoolyDooly-si2zz

20 күн бұрын

I fail to see the point of it

@RaineStudio

20 күн бұрын

@@Dankadamas Amazingly inflexible for someone who is constantly looking for a new angle.

As someone with 30 years experience in embedded electronics, I'm intrigued by this. I see so many inputs and outputs with all those servos, leds and buttons etc that it's beyond the basic microcontrollers that a hobbyist would use. I'd love to hear more about how this was made.

@ZekeStudiosFilms

20 күн бұрын

Do you think a Grand Central with all 45+ inputs would be able to do that? They are pretty versatile.

@DJResR420

20 күн бұрын

Outputs may be charlieplexed and may have separate microprocessor would be my guess._

@kenheitmueller69

19 күн бұрын

I think an Arduino Mega could possibly handle that, especially if they used a WS2812B matrix for the LED grid for the maze game and those number matrices are SPI driven. For sure, that person doing it really knows their stuff!

@mitchblackmore5230

5 күн бұрын

How about those 'valves' that magically controlled whatever dials they were told to move for video purposes? What dial they moved changed with every edit.

@lptf5441

4 күн бұрын

@@mitchblackmore5230 Huh? You do realise they're not actual valves right? They're just variable resistors connected to a microcontroller? They can be made to do anything the creator of the box wants them to do.

You know what, sometimes in life all you need is a cup of tea and a video of a man solving a puzzle-box. I appreciate your work. Thank you for making content, you make a difference.

@cloudie_s

17 күн бұрын

same!

@roel.vinckens

12 күн бұрын

I was enjoying it exactly like that...

I agree - I think that is the greatest puzzle I've seen you solve. Thank you Martin (I've just ordered your Antikythera Tablets puzzle box), but above all, thank you Chris for making my evenings brighter. Your amazing intros, your sharp intelligence, your authenticness and your child-like enthusiasm have got me through a really tough time. Big love from Italy x

@ChrisRamsay52

Ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words!

@The-Wordsmith

Ай бұрын

@@ChrisRamsay52 Thank you, in turn, for replying! If you ever come to Tuscany, you have a home here (with lots of puzzles and pizza) ❤🍕

@user-ho6du6bj8o

Ай бұрын

Absolutely love these videos .. thank you !!

This makes me ridiculously happy! It is like the Room in real life! Such a joy to watch you solve it.

**Yells at Chris**, "You can spin it one rotation to the left!!!" as he spins it three times to the right for the eighth time to input the numbers he got from the word clues... 😂🤣😂

@DTMRM8

Ай бұрын

Zoolander. Can't turn left.

@jenlewis4382

Ай бұрын

@@DTMRM8 lol I love how he says I'm not an ambiturner 😂

@Sp00kyQueen

Ай бұрын

Same 😂

@pokerpig9069

Ай бұрын

Annoyed the hell out of me too. That and constantly looking off camera like he’s a 6 year old looking for praise.

@ebmusicman84

Ай бұрын

@@pokerpig9069 Or maybe he's looking at a monitor to make sure everything is in shot correctly. Dumbass lol

Someone has never seen a Hellraiser movie before. I am anxious about someone who just solves random puzzles that are sent to him over KZread lmao.

@offbrandat

18 күн бұрын

@@Nilruin "random" like this wasn't a collaboration between two people lmao

@roel.vinckens

12 күн бұрын

The portal has opened. Let's see what happens next full moon... Next Halloween...

I liked how this reused mechanisms twice.

Chris! The visual edits are genius! Showing us the drawings and writings are super helpful for us viewers to understand and stay engaged mentally. Plus it looks more professional! I hope you incorporate this in more videos. I know editing can be a hassle, but man that little bit makes a huge difference! No doubt this puzzle was f'ing amazing! Great video!

@darren6202

22 күн бұрын

ffs

@supermcfly85

13 күн бұрын

@@darren6202 people like you literally go out of your way to complain about anything. "ffs". Why even comment if you have less than nothing to contribute to this world? Go get real friends or something.

@mitchblackmore5230

5 күн бұрын

Including the edit where no valve levers moved the 'pressure' dial, and after the cut it's suddenly in the green? This whole video is horse shit!!!

Impressive from idea to final creation! I love that the box to just get to the puzzle was a mini puzzle, such an immersive experience. I love watching the ones where you get so hyped going through the steps 👍

This was cool.....but how you kept turning the box all the way around instead of just once the other way was giving me high blood pressure lol

@nasro2281

Ай бұрын

lol same 😄

@T-bone1950

Ай бұрын

@@TheKwil I think he was checking all sides for lit clues.

@kushanchathuranga2707

Ай бұрын

yea me too. very hard to watch 😗😗

@Youtubedeletedmycomment

22 күн бұрын

I enjoyed it more because of the fact

Future/Current Puzzle Designers: This. This type of sequential discovery puzzle. These are the types that clearly cause a dopamine rush in Chris and -via proxy- us as well. His boyish awe is so infectious, even through a video. These types of puzzles are a big reason why I watch Chris' videos. I know these aren't a dime a dozen.. they're very rare and expensive to make/purchase...so that's why they're so special, to me, when one of these comes up a few times a year. TY to Chris for sharing and a big thanks to the puzzle creator. This was a lot of fun!

Crazy, wonderful puzzle! This was soooooo much fun to watch. Can't imagine how much fun it was to solve. I was yelling every time you tried to put in the word 'last' until it was the last word, lol. Wow, just wow!

This was FANTASTIC!!! What a great puzzle! The excitement from YOU is totally palpable and made this even more enjoyable. It's like you emerged from ..something(?) all shiny and new . Sounds weird, but I know what I mean in my head 😂

I've watched a lot of puzzle boxes being solved on this channel and for real this is the greatest puzzle box so far.

I love that it wasn't all just single use puzzle parts, you had to go back and revisit most parts of it at least once more in a different function. so good!

Likely the best puzzle box so far. Excellent strictly logical puzzles, focus on the electrical inventions trait, and it looks great, too. Amazing job, Martin.

I dunno why but using AI for anything to do with Tesla just gives me ironic Edison-energy

@seantaggart7382

Ай бұрын

Heh true

@creageous

Ай бұрын

I'm usually a 'rage against the ai machine' guy, but this was pretty damn cool.

@seantaggart7382

Ай бұрын

@@creageous hey Its best not to rage against the ai machine but instead help it grow with regulations like a parent would We help teach it right and wrong

@Shooshpa-z2e

Ай бұрын

@seantaggart7382 You Anarchist as well or what?

@seantaggart7382

Ай бұрын

@@Shooshpa-z2e no anarchy fails always Order is needed

I dont know how this video appeared in my feed... but i have to say this was the absolute coolest thing I've seen! It's amazing to me just how creative people can be... I absolutely love solving puzzles... and I would've enjoyed attempting to solve this... and to be clear... coming up with the puzzle is one thing... but to create the box to work in conjunction with the puzzle is simply amazing... good stuff

The fact that at the end it involved everything you learned and had a twist to it was awesome.

Petition for a Chris Ramsay game where you play as Chris and have to go through multiple puzzle boxes in different environments/styles

@kermitthefragg

Ай бұрын

@@aprilmaay6579 what 😂

@aprilmaay6579

Ай бұрын

@@kermitthefragg ?

@MrDopey32

Ай бұрын

Let's go!!!

@BryanSchmidtSchmidty

28 күн бұрын

Lol love it! Complete with sound clips from Chris when he's surprised or things like "that's so cool!". I'd for sure play that game

@djrmarketing598

26 күн бұрын

I love puzzle games like Myst, Riven, Quern and every time I play a game like that it makes me think of Chris Ramsay and what he would do if he had the puzzle in front of him.

Holy shoot-a-roni, this feels like a movie!

these videos are always so satisfying

My brain didn’t process this was Chris and not Gordon Ramsey for a second and I was really confused

@VidiocracyAI

Ай бұрын

Lol

@vickycarson1026

Ай бұрын

😂

@SilverWingedOne

Ай бұрын

What if Chris Ramsey and Gordon Ramsey switched places for a day?

@davidskala7652

Ай бұрын

​@@SilverWingedOne the puzzle video with Gordon would be one long bleep and never get solved, and Chris would be making some of the best tasting food that would be too complicated to figure out how to properly eat it.

@aigarsrozefelds1742

Ай бұрын

Food puzzles or puzzling foods 😁

17:24 I couldn’t help thinking…. What if it’s Braille? 🤔 LOVED this one! I just watched an episode of DR WHO ( Jodie Whittaker ) with Tesla in it & this has got the imagination rolling. 😊 It’s also giving me The Room ( 1st Edition) vibes. ❤ I still go back and replay those puzzles again & again & always looking for more new ones by other creators.

@Flippokid

Ай бұрын

That was my initial thought on first glance, but then it would be structured in 3x2 dots.

@ValTheVillain

Күн бұрын

@@Flippokid and then you could use it to unlock the regis in pokemon/j

Just seeing your face as you read the letter before solving the puzzle you can tell how passionate you are about solving puzzles and how it’s just your happy place

@ChrisRamsay52

Ай бұрын

True. 😌

OMG that is an Awesome puzzle. It had everything a puzzle could have. It was so much fun watching Chris solve it and at no time did I say, tray this as I confused from the start on what to do. The puzzle itself is very beautiful to look at. Unlike other puzzles he has solved. You don't just solve the 4 sides. You have to go and fix some parts to finish solving it. A real masterpiece of craftmanship.

Oh man, you mentioned "The Room." It made me think of that when I saw this puzzle box. It's so great playing it in VR.

Love Martin's puzzles! The dislocation tablets are really fun and Loki is a complete mindf*ck!

@dochitchcock

12 күн бұрын

Agree!!!

This is an *amazingly* intricate and creative puzzle. Truly unique! ♥

This really is the greatest puzzle I have seen so far on this channel.

I love puzzle games like Myst, Quern, or The Room and I've always wanted to solve a puzzle box like this. I wish I could afford them lol.

Anyone else triggered by him spinning the box the wrong direction. He just needed to turn it 90 degrees instead of 270 and then the next time he did the same in the opposite direction.

@Jburney89

Ай бұрын

@@graememckay9972 same with him reading from right to left.

@BMT3691

26 күн бұрын

It’s like leaving through the garage door and coming back in through the front door for a bathroom 6 feet away from you.

@hakageryu-hz7jz

23 күн бұрын

Also him immediately thinking the text is done by AI is pretty lame.

@scottdahl1938

23 күн бұрын

@@BMT3691 LOL Interesting analogy!

@scottdahl1938

23 күн бұрын

Of course. But persistence pays and he's putting in the work as he's enjoying it..

I feel cheated. This is not "The Room" I pictured in my head. I was wondering how a evil cheating wife , betraying but forgiven friend, and a random drug problem would translate to a puzzle box.

@shable1436

28 күн бұрын

Wait what

@thcoct89

28 күн бұрын

All references to an infamously "so bad it's amazing" movie called "The Room"​@@shable1436

@lucawilkinson3339

23 күн бұрын

fr like huh

@gertjanvandamme2068

22 күн бұрын

Oh hai mark

@RmX.

4 күн бұрын

schizophrenia

There will never be a satisfying Riddler puzzle in a Batman game until it's up to this level.

it is very clear you are a master of what you do chris

now I need to reinstall The Room to play it :)

@splotsmum

Ай бұрын

That’s the ONLY game I flatly refuse to remove from any of my devices. I have all of them just sitting there eating up my memory…

@alexhetherington8028

Ай бұрын

Which one is your favourite?

@splotsmum

Ай бұрын

@@alexhetherington8028 I love all of them. I think for me it would have to be the first one just because there was nothing else like it out there when it was released and certain bits of it still bring me so much joy when playing it

I sent Martin a kind email and he responded within 15 min. Cool dude for sure

Ohh how i missed these big, electronic, and intricate puzzles 🥰.

@Chris Ramsay: In the compartment with the mouse, there was also a cord with a rectangular item on it. This item has 2 round metallic buttons on it. Those 2 buttons are also into the morse code. Could you have done something with those?

I am speechless. This is a true testament to the whimsical tapestry of experience and... Ok, ok, not another AI generated piece of craptext on the internet. Well, while being somewhat of an AI hater, I have to admit this puzzle box is amazing. Having had a few (terrible) attempts at 'ai assisted gadget creation' in the past, I send my maximum respect to the artist because this amazing result is only possible thanks to his amazing brain. Once you get past the initial shock of the AI thing it reveals itself to be an empty shell, sentences going in circles wasting your precious time, always the same 'logic' behind every statement, censorship, manipulation, etc. I kinda enjoy the visual ones for design creation, but I find myself more and more against them due to the current "grab every single image/video/word on the internet and train the model on it, with or without the consent of the original creator" policies. I can't know for a fact whether they dumbed it down or I was being too optimistic at first, but now I have this feeling that the internet is turning into the same empty shell that AI is. An imitation of what we used to do, but without actually doing it. It's like watching a 'drinking bird' mechanism with a hammer in the head pretending to carve stone but doing nothing in effect. Tired of videos with stock footage, ai generated scripts read by either ai voices or people in the third world, with titles such as 'What Einstein saw inside a black hole' or some other nonsensical disinformation, and of course they get millions of views and thousands of likes. I believe we are at the point where we do all the 9-5 dreadful jobs, and AI gets to do all the creative and fun stuff. People fill the internet with AI generated crap in hopes of earning a few bucks, while feeding AI and social control algorithms in the process. Which means either a revolution and reversal of events is coming or the mass has already surrendered and will live happily as slaves with their dopamine generators (screens, fake social life and drugs). Did I say I am an AI hater? Anyway I liked the implementation, very creative.

Chris I just have to say I love your intros. The production quality is freaking crazy, It puts some professional movies to shame. Always keep up the great work, Much Love.

I can't even comprehend the brainpower it takes to create something like this. Unreal!

The note wasn’t kidding, the fabled self turning off switch is quite paradoxical invention

It's pretty crazy how smart and creative you have to be to come up with something like this, let alone make it. Incredible.

I want one of those so bad now! Thanks for showing this off man. Soooo good!

Amazing puzzle. Great work guys! Definitely one of my favorites, second only to my guy Wes Barkers blind puzzle. Still hoping for a sequel for that one.

@ChrisRamsay52

Ай бұрын

Yeah that one’s hard to beat!

@melvinbarker4248

Ай бұрын

@@ChrisRamsay52 2nd to none! haha

I can't imagine the work that goes into making a puzzle like this. Thats So Amazing

Not going to lie, it would have taken me a week to solve this haha. Loved this video man, it was so much fun to watch.

I can't imagine the brain power it takes to come up with a puzzle like this. I'm in shock! Incredible!!

This was so incredible. It's crazy how people can actually invent things like this. Very awesome!

That puzzle box was as crazy,as a box of squirrels

Hands down the coolest and most impressive puzzle boxes ever created

Fantastic box, Martin really is a creative genius…!!!

In some weird way, that puzzle he did, reminded me of the ones you'd solve in Myst and Riven

I'm glad someone did this. Designing a few puzzle boxes was the first thing I used AI for, but actually realizing those designs was not something I was ever going to invest in. Trusting your AI not to lie or hallucinate at you is a type of skill with gaslighting that I never thought our species would need to adapt to.

This might be my new favorite puzzle that you've done. Can't imagine how long it must've taken to build.

@msraynsford

Ай бұрын

9 months of pretty solid building, maybe with a month off for Christmas. It certainly festered in my mind for 6 months before that though :)

"Nuclear Missile activated","You have 10seconds for shut down!" O.O

The cinematics at the beginning of these puzzle videos *chefs kiss* 🤌🏽

Amazing! Loved the pseudo magic trick at the end!

@HelicopterShark

Ай бұрын

Hope there's reset instructions

An amazing puzzle and the production was probably the best I have seen in a long time!!

All those unnecessary extra turns! And again... and again! 😂They made me anxious somehow.

"Im not sure what those are for" (so lets just poke, prod, touch, and turn them first)...wow. Great video!

Ive been watching this channel literally since his first video. This puzzle is easily the best puzzle chris has ever solved. A true masterpiece, it's so fun you can feel the creator's joy making it. Whatever it's costs, it is worth it for sure.

really REALLY like the overlays of the papers/written things. especially for the valve section, very nice to see exactly what youre seeing/deducing!

this puzzle was just amazing!! definitely one of my favorites of all time on this channel!

I'm just amazed at the skill and dedication to make such a whimsical device.

Knives Out Glass Onion vibes. The craftsmanship is stunning

This was amazing!! I love that you don't just complete one side and then you don't use it again, but keep going back and forth. Genius puzzle box and the end reveal was so fun - how unusual to have a puzzle box that you can open the main box part straight away and yet the final reveal is in that box. Brilliant!

13:34 "Is there something I must do?" um...Id say so

The puzzle itself isn't very complicated, but man does the presentation make up for it.

This is quite literally a Masterpiece: a piece created by a Journeyman as part of their demonstration of their mastery of the skills in their profession.

4:44 - the way Chris said incredible reminded me of Doug Demuro 😂

I just stumbled across this channel and was hooked from the first reveal, when he had to unlock the 🔓 padlock with the directions printed on the crate. I am one of those guys who giggles over puzzles like “Indiana Jones” and “National Treasure”. This was SO MUCH BETTER!!!! I love Nikola Tesla and am just floored by this video. You have a definite fan in me!

I had to learn Morse code 40 years ago, when I was in my USN A school. I remember none of it now, except SOS, which is dit dit dit dah dah dah dit dit dit. 🤣

That is the coolest puzzle box I have ever seen you solve. Martin is an artist, magician and genius

I love how you had to go back to parts to continue, normally once a sided is solved that's it. Great puzzle and video.

The fact that people can come up with things like this seriously makes me feel like I have some sort of creativity blockage in my brain. Insane..

he could be doing a 10 piece kid's jigsaw puzzle and I would watch these productions. beautiful work!

The way he always turns the box 270° to te right, instead of 90° to the left after every word 😂🙏🏽

That's the best puzzle Box. For his complicity, his size, all of them. I enjoyed it just like you. Thanks.

Absolutely epic video and filming, you use your creative outlet so well, I would love to see a short film from you, that has the same feeling that magic and puzzles can give you

I found you yesterday, for the first time I saw one of your videos. Love your content, but NGL, I have NEVER been so envious of someones hobby/job before. I wish I could be doing what you do. In any case, keep it up and thank you for sharing such amazing content.

Your intros just keep getting better. Fantastic cinematography. 👍

Who thinks chris should also attempt to create his own puzzle using his experiencs, i bet it'll be super cool and interesting to solve 😁😁

I thought the little box just detached and then dropped from the inside ceiling compartment, released by some mechanical lock. The false bottom could also have been amazing. Should make one out of metal as a art piece with a magic trick. 🎩

This is the very best I have seen!! Absolutely beautiful. I can't imagine how long it took to design and make. Is this only one to be made? I want one, I don't care how much it costs!!!!!!!!

gives me "Secrets of Sulphur Springs" vibes of the time machine radio

This was very satisfying to watch. Being able to do 'The Room' style puzzles must feel awesome.

I thought of putting a combination lock onto a box and turn it into a puzzle box where you have to enter a quarter for 10 guesses on the combination lock. If you didn't open it, then you lost the quarter. But after many quarters enter and you finally solve the combination lock, then you get all the quarters that were entered into the box.

you need to open up a sort of puzzle house. basically like an escape room facility, but you can instead reserve rooms to do these amazing puzzles. I'm sure there's plenty of people who would love to be able to get hands on with puzzles like this and your other $1,000+ puzzles. I for one would not mind spending $250 to do 2 or 3 of these kinds of puzzles.

That puzzle box was as crazily mad as a box of squirrels