Schrödinger's Cat is a thought experiment by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger that illustrates the problems of quantum mechanics with everyday objects. In this experiment, a cat and some poison are placed in a closed box. Quantum mechanics suggests that after a while, the cat is both dead and alive. Unfortunately, Schrödinger completely forgot about the cat due to his busy schedule. It is an interactive box with various puzzles that must be solved one after another to open the box. In other words, it's an escape room in a compact format. Nothing is based on chance, but solely on logical decisions.