Exit: Mysterious Museum
We would recommend this game for a smaller group looking to do something for an hour or so.
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Elemental Inquiry and A Philatelist’s Code
The ERA team had the pleasure of playing and reviewing two mystery-in-a-box games from the Society of Curiosities, and they did not disappoint!
Government Secrets
What has the government been hiding? Why have we been invited to this remote and secure facility? This secret has been kept for more than 50 years and it’s time everyone knows. Even Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks couldn’t get his hands on this information, let’s see if you can.
The Vampire’s Tomb
Learn the secrets of the Vampire’s Tomb and escape the study you’ve been imprisoned within before it’s too late! This well balanced game will have you resisting all the temptations of the vampire’s call to “Sleep child… sleep”
Elliot Ness
Elliot Ness needs you to investigate a potentially corrupt city official. This puzzle-centred room will determine whether you go home a hero… or go home at all!
The Wizard’s Tower
This wizard is great at hiding the clues needed to solve his riddles, so you better come ready to do a lot of searching!
Mission Z
This spy thriller will leave you in awe at the amount of puzzles and changes in atmosphere your trained group of super agents will experience
The Experiment
Though lacking in immersion, The Experiment is a great room to get your escape room feet wet
Stuck In Time
Newbies to escape rooms will find this room to be entertaining enough to keep you coming back for more. Veterans… not so much.
Treasure Hunt
A room that needs some work, but has the building blocks of a fun and engaging experience
Murder Mystery
If your team is looking for a mind-stretching story-driven experience, Excape Games’ Murder Mystery is the game for you!
