Planning a team day for 20 to 32 people
How we run several rooms at once for offices, what it costs, and how to make teams fair.
Choosing the right room for your group
Difficulty, group size and scare level: a simple guide to picking from our twelve rooms.
With twelve rooms, choosing can take longer than the game. Three questions narrow it down quickly.
First, how many of you are there? Two players fit well in The Professor’s Study, The Missing Typewriter or The Lost Stepwell. Four to six suit almost everything. Seven or eight should book The Locked Haveli or The Mint Vault Heist, which are built for bigger teams, or split into two rooms and compare times afterwards.
Second, how much experience do you have? For a first visit, The Professor’s Study is the gentlest, followed by The Last Train to Kalka. The Well is our hardest room and we suggest it only after two or three games elsewhere.
Third, how do you feel about being scared? Our mystery rooms have no frights at all. The Whispering Archive is spooky but gentle. Room 113 is tense, and The Mill at Midnight has actors on weekend nights and is the most frightening thing we make. Every horror room has a safe word and an unlocked exit.
If you are still unsure, send us a WhatsApp message with the group size, ages and what you enjoy. A game host will suggest two rooms. They play all twelve regularly and know which ones suit which kinds of people.
