First-Timers to Fanatics: A Game for Every Skill Level
One of the most common questions we hear in our lobby is, “We have some people who have played 50 escape rooms, and some who have never played one. Which room should we choose?”
The beauty of Escape Code is that our custom, one-of-a-kind games are designed with layered logic.
If you want a pure, traditional puzzle flow that is incredibly welcoming to beginners, The Guest House offers a perfectly paced 60-minute mystery. If your group is filled with adrenaline junkies looking for a massive spatial challenge, the 3,000-square-foot post-apocalyptic complex of The Zeros will push your communication to the limit.
No matter which room you choose, you are protected by our stranger-free philosophy, ensuring your group can communicate and solve puzzles at your own natural pace without the pressure of outsiders taking over the game.
Ready to play? Head to www.escapecode.tv/coupon to grab a discount, and come see why our facility is the highlight of many guests' vacations!
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