NFL Stadium Tour
Four gridiron quests. Every riddle turns sports numbers, science, and history into a string of digits — solve all six downs and the map zooms from orbit to the turf, switching to satellite as you close in on a legendary NFL stadium. Research is encouraged.
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NFL Stadium Tour Volume II
Volume II. Four more NFL stadiums, twenty-four beacons. Every problem is built out of facts, not digits — the quarters in a game, the keys on a piano, the amendments to the Constitution — and you have to know them or look them up before the order of operations will even start. Get all six and the map falls out of orbit onto the real building. You pick how hard the math gets.
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NFL Stadium Tour Volume III
Volume III. Four more NFL stadiums, twenty-four links in the chain. Every problem is built out of facts, not digits — the amendments to the Constitution, the keys on a piano, the stripes on the flag — and you have to know them or hunt them down before the order of operations will even start. Forge all six links and the chain snaps taut, hauling the satellite down onto the real building. You pick how hard the math gets.
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NFL Stadium Tour Volume IV
Volume IV. Four more NFL stadiums, twenty-four plays on the chalkboard. Every problem is built out of facts, not digits — the feet in a mile, the amendments to the Constitution, the keys on a piano — and you have to know them or hunt them down before the order of operations will even start. Circle all six plays and the game plan is complete: the satellite drops out of orbit onto the real building. You pick how hard the math gets.
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NFL Stadium Tour Volume V
The finale. Four legendary buildings — a black dome in the desert, a hundred-year-old memorial, a glass giant of the north and a roof that opens like a camera — and one championship ring with six empty settings per quest. Every problem is built out of facts, not digits — the winning hand in blackjack, the squares on a chessboard, the amendments to the Constitution — and you have to know them or hunt them down before the order of operations will even start. Set all six stones and the ring is complete: the satellite drops out of orbit onto the real building. You pick how hard the math gets.