After the Event¶
The finale, finished¶
You already gathered at the last stop, tallied the scores, broke any ties, and handed out the finisher badges (Running the Event). One thing left at the venue: the group photo.
Photos and testimonials¶
Your photos and scores belong to you. They are shared with the Lab only if you choose to send them — and the Lab only uses them, for the community showcase and testimonials, with permission, always. If you'd like to share, email your favorites to zqmcomputing@gmail.com after the event.
Feedback¶
Tell the Lab what worked and what didn't — a sign nobody could scan, a puzzle everybody loved, a stop that needs a rewrite. Feedback goes to zqmcomputing@gmail.com, and the Playtests site documents how playtest feedback shapes the game.
Replay it¶
Your kit is one flat fee, yours to replay for your group — same signs, same route, new victims. Reprinting a weather-beaten sign? The print specs and the toolkit's QR generator have you covered.
Join the Communities directory¶
Communities that run ZQM Labs games can be listed in the Communities directory, so players and prospective organizers near you can see that quests happen in your town.
- Who qualifies: a community is a host organization or an informal group — a library, community center, school, scout troop, HOA, parks department, local business, neighborhood crew, or club — that runs the games for its people. Formal and informal groups clear the same bar.
- Verified and opt-in only: every public listing is human-verified, and no license holder is ever auto-listed — you appear only if you opt in.
- Booking-linked: each listing carries a "run this in your town" checkout path, so a visitor who finds your community can start hosting one of their own.
- Privacy: listings show organizations and venues — never a home address, and never anything about who played. An individual family's Family Night is not listed.
To be listed, email zqmcomputing@gmail.com after your event.