Ask many enthusiasts what they look for in an escape room and they’ll say, “I love good puzzles.” I think the puzzle aspect and the thrill of an ah-ha moment, a good solve, and frankly feeling superior to other groups who didn’t succeed or took longer to solve is a big part of why escape… Read more →
Yacine and I have bad luck with cancellations. Two hours before our Sleep No More Show, we received an email notifying us it was canceled. Our Cutthroat Cavern game was canceled the night before we were to play. Life and Trust was abruptly closed ten days before our booking and days before seeing Delusion: The… Read more →
When we were planning our featured drink for the Last Masquerade mystery in a box game, we wanted something fun but mysterious. So what better than a color changing cocktail?! This drink is a fun twist on a Moscow mule, using butterly pea flowers to make blue ice that dyes the drink and changes color… Read more →
Lime, sugar and alcohol! Easy and delicious. The Caipirinha (pronounced kai-pee-reen-ya) is the national drink of Brazil. Since our mystery in a box game, The Memory Stone, takes you to the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, we figured this would be the perfect drink to enhance your game! The Legend of the Caipirinha A mixture of… Read more →
A behind the scenes look of the creation of our solve the mystery – escape room style game, The Memory Stone.
We’re so excited to have you join the Society of Curiosities and play our mystery in a box! Here are a few tips for playing our game: Divide into Multiple Days OR Be Ready to Play 2+ Hours If you have the quarterly or yearly subscription, you’ll get entire episode of the game to play… Read more →
Last week we took down our escape game to close our physical location. In a weeks time we demoted our magical land back to a plain, soulless office space. We like to think the memories of four years of magic and delight still hides in the walls. But the real takeaway is that with the… Read more →
Our games are packed with puzzles and will take between two and five plus hours to play. You get to play at home, at your own pace. So how should you tackle it?
We got our start commercially as escape room game designers. It was more difficult than we thought to make the jump from escape room designers to creators of game subscription boxes. Here’s how we did it.
