An online escape room your whole group can play

Escape Room is being designed for groups that want the tension and shared discovery of an escape room without traveling to a venue. Participants will open the same event in a modern browser, work in small teams, and solve a polished room together.

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Product previewPlanned event setup

The Blackwood MysteryDraft event

Invite codeBLACKWOOD–2724 invited · 18 joined

4 teamsBalanced automatically

Team Green · 5 playersReady

Team Blue · 5 playersReady

Team Red · 4 playersReady

FormatBrowser based

SetupNo download

CommunicationUse your own call

AvailabilityIn development

What it is

A shared room, delivered through the browser

An online escape room turns a sequence of connected clues into a digital group event. The planned experience is not a static worksheet and it is not a VR simulation. Teams will inspect evidence, combine information, request hints, and advance through the same room while the event host follows their progress.

Works on current desktop, laptop, and tablet browsers
Supports remote play alongside Zoom or Microsoft Teams
Also works for people gathered together in one location

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Choose the experience that fits your group

A browser escape room prioritizes easy access and team coordination. VR rooms require headsets and physical escape rooms require travel to a venue. Worksheets and form-based games can be simple to share, but they do not provide the planned visual room, clue inventory, host view, or simultaneous team race.

Browser: self-serve, visual, and built for distributed groups
VR: headset-led and usually better suited to smaller parties
In person: physical and tied to a specific venue and time
Static form: lightweight, but without a connected event system

Event plan

Plan for one focused hour

The full rooms are planned around a 45–60 minute event block. A host will choose the room, share an invitation, and let participants join from their own devices. Groups can communicate through the organizer’s existing video call or around a shared table; Escape Room will not require a built-in conferencing tool.

Practical answers

Questions organizers ask before choosing a room

Do players need a VR headset?

No. The planned experience will run in a modern web browser and is not a virtual-reality product.

Will anything need to be downloaded?

No download is planned. Participants will join through a secure event link or room code in their browser.

Can remote and in-person groups use it?

Yes. The experience is being designed for remote, hybrid, and in-person groups. Remote teams can keep using their existing video meeting.

How long will an online escape room take?

Full rooms are planned for a 45–60 minute event. The future free preview is expected to take about 10 minutes.

Can a large group play together?

The planned format divides a larger event into smaller teams solving the same room at the same time.

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