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escape rooms
Build a virtual or in-person escape room where every solved puzzle unlocks the next. Teams crack codes on their devices before time runs out.
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How to make an escape room
Write the puzzles
Make each puzzle a Mission: a code to enter, a riddle to answer or a clue to find. Then set the answer that cracks it.
Lock them in order
Set your puzzles to unlock in order, so solving one reveals the next. Add a timer or an expiration to any clue.
Start the clock
Set a time limit and let teams race the clock, side by side or on a video call. Send hints when they're stuck.
Ready to lock them in?
Your first escape room takes less than 10 minutes to set up, and you can try it free with up to 3 participants.
Escape Room
Style: A sequential, unlock-as-you-go Experience where each Mission leads to the next clue or challenge [No GPS]. Use Cases: Team-building, Classroom challenges, Themed adventures, Escape room
Crack the Codes
Style: Have participants collect clues to unlock the next set of Missions and combine all the clues for the final Mission! Use cases: Onboarding/Orientation, team-building, escape room or tours
(Unlockable Missions) The Great Teacher Escape
A fun Experience to run with your fellow teachers and school staff to keep spirits high as we power through the last 2 weeks of the school year! We're so close!
Escape rooms, explained
What to know before you build your first escape room.
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Plan their great escape
Start free and test it with up to 3 participants.
Pick the plan that fits your group before you go live.