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I went to an escape room in eastern Europe recently. The escape room was a lot of fun, we booked two rooms that were mostly science focussed (one was about Nico
by dbrgn 8y ago
I went to an escape room in eastern Europe recently. The escape room was a lot of fun, we booked two rooms that were mostly science focussed (one was about Nicola Tesla and the other was a lab where you needed to find the cure against a zombie invasion).
I talked to the owner a bit, and he said that their room was also part of a franchise. They sent the floor plan of the room to the game provider and received the full instructions for setting up the room, as well as a shipment of all the electronics and other stuff needed for the puzzles.
Of course every "instance" of such a room is unique in some way. But all in all it seems to be a good concept - a company with some smart people comes up with interesting puzzles, and escape rooms all over the world implement those ideas in an actual building.
- royjacobs 8y agoI played a Tesla room as well, in Serbia (Novi Sad to be exact). It was a ton of fun, and they explained that a lot of the escape rooms actually originate from that area of the world. I have no idea if this is accurate or not, but it definitely was one of the best ER experiences I've had so far.