This is a small map, with between 2-10 minutes of puzzle solving (depending on how apt you are at solving the riddles) and another 2-10 minutes of looking behind the scenes (depending on how interested you are at looking.)
NOTICE: THE REDSTONE CIRCUITRY WILL LIKELY CAUSE LAG AT TIMES WHEN IN USE.
NOTICE 2: IT IS RECOMMENDED TO HAVE COMMAND BLOCKS ENABLED FOR THIS MAP.

I decided to work on this in some of my free time. Because of that, this project ended up taking almost a week to complete, but I'm glad I completed it. It may not look like it, and by that, I mean that it definitely doesn't look like it has a massive amount of redstone circuitry behind the scenes, which is mostly what turned this into a week-long project.

When I mean a massive amount of redstone, I mean almost twice as large as the map itself massive. Of course, that's nothing compared to some of the smaller computers that people build, as my redstone pales in comparison to even a simple calculator, but it's still large enough to cause some lag.
There are two main redstone components in the map:

1. An order-sensitive 5-input button combination lock with multiple different working combinations.
   
   
2. A hint system that will both select a hint based off of map progression, and keep track of how many times you requested a hint.
   
   

I may make more Escape the Room maps, that will definitely larger, better, and more complex. It all depends on the feedback and if I actually have time to create them. It's mostly up to you guys though.

I would very much appreciate it if you could give feedback on your experience. Was it too easy, too hard, confusing, boring, short? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.