Two rooms, two stories — but only one way you’re getting out of here

What you decide in there? That's what determines who makes it out

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The Bunker After the Catastrophe

After a global disaster, you are a group of survivors who reach an emergency bunker of an old research complex. Everything's going to hell - the lights are flickering, the air tastes weird, and your phone's got like one bar if you're lucky. Your task is to either restore long-term life support—or transmit a signal and leave the bunker, risking your lives.
The Sentence

You wake up inside a prison cell. On the wall is a message: “One of you must not leave.” The system announces that you have been sentenced—but the verdict can be challenged if a mistake is proven. The clock's ticking, you can't trust anyone, and honestly? Someone might not make it out.

Choose one of the two escape rooms.
Book a session and arrive on time.
Receive a short briefing from the game master.
Figure out the puzzles, make some tough calls, and get the hell out before time runs out.
Discuss the outcome after the game.

We keep the groups pretty small - we'll let you know exactly how many when you book.
We're not gonna jump out and yell 'boo!' - it's more like that feeling when you know something's really, really wrong. No cheap jump scares here.
Yes. What you choose in there actually matters - you might get a completely different ending than the last group.
No. Doesn't matter if you've never done an escape room before or if you're a total pro - we've got you covered.
Each session lasts approximately 60 minutes.
We'd say 14 and up - there's some heavy stuff in there that younger kids might not be ready for.