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ShareGather a team of friends, family, colleagues or even your partner to solve clues to an unfolding story and escape a locked room in less than an hour.
Take on the challenge of Make Your Escape to solve a series of Crystal Maze-like puzzles, find hidden objects and unravel the mysteries which help you escape. The room is custom built to allow the story to unfold around you.
Only common sense, communication and teamwork will help you escape, but don’t worry, no physical strength is required and a game-master is on hand to give help should you need it.
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