You wake in a candlelit study. The door holds a keyhole and a four-digit keypad, and the room is quietly laughing at you. Find the keys. Read the clues. Crack the codes — then do it seven more times, in rooms that only get crueler.
Every run is re-randomized: PIN codes, key hiding spots, color sequences, lever patterns and dial symbols reshuffle each time, so a fast time is earned, never memorized. Atmospheric 3D with dynamic shadows, flickering lamps, drifting dust — and an optional enhanced-shader mode with bloom and film grain for capable machines. A live jazz trio plays the whole way through.
Create a room as public — it appears in the lobby for anyone to
join — or private, hidden behind a five-character code like
K7XQ2 that you share with friends. Pick any username; names
aren't claimed or locked, so play under whatever you like.
Everyone drops into the identical randomized layout and shares progress live: when a teammate cracks the keypad, your lock turns green too. Split up, hunt clues, call out codes. One shared timer for the whole party — and one leaderboard recording the fastest full escapes.
Desktop — click to look around, WASD or arrow keys
to move, Shift to run, E or click to interact, ESC to pause.
Mobile — a floating joystick on the left, drag the
right side to look, tap USE when it glows. Turn touch controls on in Settings if they don't
appear automatically.
Stuck? — every lock has a clue in the room.
Read the notes. Count things. Look up.