Caper #1: Double Trouble
You start off in the room, full of puzzles. You work furiously as the clock ticks down. You finally get the key to the door, and open it, only to find that the fun has just begun...
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Before escape rooms started opening in real life, they were games you could play online. While those were fun, the big advantage of having escape rooms in real life is that you can really touch the objects you're interacting with, and we kept that in mind when we designed this caper. We focused less on word clues and math problems, and more on putting puzzles inside the physical objects of the room. Interesting and surprising, this is an escape room the way its meant to be experienced. This room also supports our Compete Mode (see the FAQ) so in addition to being a lot of fun for a small group, it is great for corporate events and larger gatherings.
This room is perfect for first-timers who want to get to know what an escape room is, but also great for escape room veterans looking for solid puzzles to keep them guessing.
This room is perfect for first-timers who want to get to know what an escape room is, but also great for escape room veterans looking for solid puzzles to keep them guessing.
Caper #2: The Clock
It seems so simple; what's the time? How hard can that be to figure out? Hard. It can be really hard.
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True to our style, we've avoided exotic word puzzles and complicated math in our second room, in favour of strange objects and physical effects. The first thing you'll notice about this room; a big clock dominates the floor space. It will seem useless at first, but as you carry on, you may find that its this clock that is the key to everything...
This puzzle is a challenge, but still suitable for all ages and levels of experience. Don't forget, we're always watching and listening, so help is only a request for a hint away.
This puzzle is a challenge, but still suitable for all ages and levels of experience. Don't forget, we're always watching and listening, so help is only a request for a hint away.