Massachusetts, Project Skydrop
What is Skydrop? Real-life treasure hunt is narrowing in on Mass.
Have you ever wanted to hunt for a secret treasure? You have a chance now with Project Skydrop, a real-life treasure hunt.
Treasure hunt for gold trophy with massive prize narrowed to Massachusetts woods
The Project Skydrop treasure hunt for a gold trophy and a massive prize has zeroed in on western Massachusetts.
What is Project Skydrop? Hunt for golden treasure appears to lead to Massachusetts
Somewhere in western Massachusetts or at the southern border of Vermont, a real-life treasure hunt is intensifying. Project Skydrop is the creation of New Hampshire-based game designer Jason Rohrer and California-based Tom Bailey.
That treasure hunt for the gold statue? It’s somewhere in Massachusetts.
Project Skydrop is the brainchild of Jason Rohrer, a Dover, N.H., man who has been called “the world’s most interesting video game designer.”
'Project Skydrop' is sending treasure hunters into the woods seeking gold. Is Berkshire County where they'll find it?
A real-life treasure hunt for a gold object worth more than $25,000, could be hiding in plain sight somewhere in the Western Massachusetts woods, waiting for a clever sleuth to
There's a $26,000 gold prize hidden in the woods somewhere in the Northeast
BOSTON - A $26,000 gold trophy may be hidden in the woods in Massachusetts. It's part of a large treasure orchestrated by two New Hampshire men. Video game developer Jason Rohrer and his cohort Tom Bailey are the creators of Project Skydrop. They are the ones who placed the gold statue in the forest. The two are treasure hunt enthusiasts.
A regional treasure hunt's 24K gold prize might be hidden in northwestern Connecticut
Co-creators Jason Rohrer and Tom Bailey created a real-life treasure hunt, "Project Skydrop," that currently spreads within part of northwestern Connecticut.
Hunt for golden treasure appears to lead to Massachusetts
Somewhere in western Massachusetts or at the southern border of Vermont, a real-life treasure hunt is intensifying. Project Skydrop is the creation of New Hampshire-based game designer Jason Rohrer and California-based Tom Bailey.
Treasure hunters wanted: Gold trophy worth $26K hidden in New England
WORCESTER ― Hidden somewhere in the woods of New England lies a $26,000 gold trophy, just waiting to be found. The massive real-life treasure hunt, Project Sky Drop, was created by Jason Rohrer and Tom Bailey,
Treasure hunters search for hidden gold statue somewhere in Northeast forests
Adventurous treasure hunters are going for gold, trekking through the Northeast in search of a golden statue worth a fortune. The treasure hunt is dubbed “Project<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" Mo
New Hampshire video game developer launches real-life treasure hunt
A New Hampshire video game developer has launched a real-life treasure hunt in New England. Jason Rohrer, creator of Project ...
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Project Skydrop treasure hunt underway, area includes Hampshire or Franklin counties
A real-life treasure hunt is underway in New England, and it may end with a 24-karat gold statue being found in the woods in ...
Treasure worth nearly $100K, and growing, up for grabs in western Massachusetts
Project Skydrop is celebrated game designer Jason Rohrer's attempt to bring the "mystery and awe" of gaming into the real ...
Treasure hunt is on: This $26,000 statue is hidden in the woods of the Northeast
On Thursday, the New Hampshire designer unveiled “ Project Skydrop ,” a game that will lead searchers to a gold statue ...
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There could be golden treasure hiding in Connecticut. Why thousands are trying to find it
Video game and real-world game designer Jason Rohrer, of New Hampshire, along with artist Tom Bailey, have commissioned a ...