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AMA: We are the creators of The Puzzler Hunt. Ask us anything!
3 projects | /r/mysteryhunt | 6 Jun 2022

We wrote the metapuzzles first, of course. IIRC I believe A Man of Letters was the first of the metapuzzles that we actually used to be written and tested (although that's before we started using https://github.com/galacticpuzzlehunt/puzzlord to manage puzzle lifecycle, so I don't have the exact data in front of me). We were also working on a meta version of Resolution before we ultimately decided to rebuild it as a regular puzzle instead of a metapuzzle (and this was true of Art Gallery as well). The first regular puzzle to enter testsolving was A Curious Pairing, and the first regular puzzle to complete testsolving was Institutional Knowledge. Magic Words was the last regular puzzle we completed (and we only finished testing it on May 11 - a bit too close to release date for comfort!). Using number of Puzzlord comments as a proxy metric for "went through the most changes", Art Gallery had the most (269), followed by Into the Words (255) and then Magic Words (250).
MIT Puzzle Hunt 2021 Recap
1 project | /r/Constructedadventures | 16 Feb 2021

There's a few hours of reading in here, but even just skipping around through the post has given me a ton of new ideas for my hunts. If you're confident using Github, you can even download their program used for editing and testing puzzles.