Escape-room company Puzzle Break has created an online version of their traditionally in-person escape room, The Grimm Escape. Participants join a Zoom video call for a 90-minute game filled with team ...

Right now, virtually spending time with your people is easier than ever. Some squads have weekly movie nights, while others have weekend brunch on Zoom to catch up with long-distance friends. When ...

In a world inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairy tales, you and your fellow adventurers are tasked with working together to break a witch’s curse and escape from an enchanted forest. To find the clues, ...

In Temecula, a gold rush-era cabin, complete with wooden walls and mining equipment, attracts groups of people on a quest to find a secret mine full of gold. The seekers leave no object untouched, no ...

You’re trapped in an enchanted forest with only 60 minutes to escape. Your adrenaline rushes as you piece together clues to maneuver your way out. But there’s one catch — you haven’t actually left ...

“Welcome,” announces the opening image of the virtual state-of-the-art version of the interprofessional education program Escape Room “Saving Patient X” developed by faculty from the schools of ...

"What do we know?" It's a question I ask my family almost daily, and the answers, no matter how trivial or small, provide a steadying toehold in a trembling world. It's also the first question you ask ...

Paruzal Games will be holding a special kind of tournament soon as they have launched The Great Escape, a virtual Escape Room tournament. The event is being held to celebrate the company's first ...

FLORENCE, Ky. — The idea of being trapped in a room with a group of people might make one pause in the midst of a pandemic, but one local escape room is getting creative. "We thought to keep a ...

In Temecula, a gold rush-era cabin, complete with wooden walls and mining equipment, attracts groups of people on a quest to find a secret mine full of gold. The seekers leave no object untouched, no ...

“What do we know?” It’s a question I ask my family almost daily, and the answers, no matter how trivial or small, provide a steadying toehold in a trembling world. It’s also the first question you ask ...