Choose a room
Pick a ready-to-play mystery designed for teams.
B–17
4 / 9 / 2
4 / 9 / 2
Shared clues
Evidence inventory
Blackwood letter New
Vault record Seen
Illustrative scene. No playable puzzle is shown.
Browser-based
Built for groups
Self-serve events
No downloads or headsets
How it will work
From invitation to final lock in four clear steps
The event flow is being designed around the organizer—not a facilitator script.
Invite your group
Share one secure event link or room code.
Split into teams
Give smaller teams space to communicate and solve.
Race the clock
Start together, follow progress, and reveal the winners.
Team competition
One room. Several teams. A finish worth watching.
Everyone joins the same event. Smaller teams solve independently while the organizer sees a calm, useful overview of the race.
- Simultaneous starts for every team
- Shared room and comparable conditions
- Planned progress, hint, and completion states
- A final leaderboard for the whole group
Live standings 17:42
1
Team GreenEscaped
42:18
2
Team BlueFinal lock
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3
Team RedThe study
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4
Team GoldHidden files
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Sample team names and progress for illustration only
Built for group events
Start with the event you are responsible for
Each page answers a different buyer question instead of making one homepage compete for every team-building search.
A complete team event in one calendar block
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Explore this formatPlanned escape rooms
Three original stories are taking shape
These are development concepts, not playable games or screenshots of finished rooms.
in development
Classic mystery
The Blackwood Mystery
A vanished heir, an old estate, and a trail of correspondence that was never meant to be found.
- Planned duration
- 45–60 minutes
- Suggested team
- 4–6 players
concept
Science thriller
The Missing Scientist
Encrypted files, abandoned lab evidence, and one critical experiment point toward a missing researcher.
- Planned duration
- 45–60 minutes
- Suggested team
- 4–6 players
concept
Stylish heist
The Last Vault
Surveillance records, access codes, and a final lock stand between your team and the vault.
- Planned duration
- 45–60 minutes
- Suggested team
- 4–6 players
Planned launch pricing
One clear price for the whole event
No subscription, facilitator fee, or per-person calculation. Prices and capacities remain planned until launch testing is complete.
Private Event
$29 per event
Up to 8 participants
A complete private event for a compact group playing together.
- One-time event access
- One ready-to-play room
- Shared team experience
Team Event
$59 per event
Up to 30 participants
A multi-team event with a host view and final standings.
- Multiple teams
- Team progress view
- Final leaderboard
Company Event
$99 per event
Up to 100 participants
A planned large-group format for simultaneous team competition.
- Planned 100-person capacity
- Multiple simultaneous teams
- Host dashboard
Practical answers
Questions organizers ask before choosing a room
What is a virtual escape room?
A virtual escape room is a connected online puzzle experience that a group solves together. EscapeGroups is being designed for browser-based team play rather than VR or a static worksheet.
How will the online escape room work?
A host will choose a room, create an event, invite participants, divide the group into teams, and start one shared competition. Teams solve independently and appear on planned final standings.
Will participants need to download anything?
No. The planned experience runs in a modern browser without an app download or VR headset.
Can we play over Zoom or Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Remote teams can keep using their existing video platform for voice communication while EscapeGroups provides the game experience.
How many people will be able to play?
Planned launch tiers range from private groups of up to eight to company events of up to 100 participants. These capacities will be confirmed through early-access testing.
Will the game require a facilitator?
No paid facilitator is planned. The organizer will start the event and follow progress through a guided self-serve host view.
Can teams compete against one another?
Yes. Simultaneous team competition, progress tracking, and a final leaderboard are central to the planned product.
How long will an event take?
Full rooms are planned for a 45–60 minute block. A separate, limited 10-minute free preview is planned for later.
Will there be a free version?
A limited free preview is planned, but it is not yet playable and no free-search landing page will be published until it exists.
Is EscapeGroups available yet?
Not yet. EscapeGroups is in prelaunch. You can create a shared Online Group Games account and register your group’s early-access interest now.
Early access is open
Tell us what your group needs from EscapeGroups.
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