Davy Jones' Locker. London, 1720. Ian Kensington, captain of the British Engineering Forces, is responsible for the first successful recovery of a sunken ship. In his report to His Majesty, King George I of England, Kensington mentions Davy Jones' Locker for the first time. He describes the locker in connection with a legend about the sea devil Davy Jones, who supposedly locks away the wandering souls of all sailors who lost their lives at sea. It is said that he hides a replica of the locker on every sunken ship and promises to release all souls if someone manages to open the chest. However, no one has yet been able to unravel its secret. It is an interactive box with various puzzles that must be solved one after the other to open the box. In other words, it’s an escape room in a convenient format. Nothing is based on chance; everything relies solely on logical decisions.