Built by people who like watching a group think
We opened with one room in the back of a warehouse and a stopwatch borrowed from a swim coach. The stopwatch is gone but the instinct behind it is not: the room should never tell you the answer, and it should never feel unfair when the door does not open in time.
Four rooms now, each one built and tested by the same small crew, each one torn apart and rebuilt at least twice before it ever opened to a paying group. We keep the puzzle count low and the craft high - fewer locks, but every one of them means something.
Corporate groups book us often, and we do not run it like a trust fall. Put eight coworkers under a clock with a problem that only breaks apart if someone speaks up, and you learn who does that under pressure - which is a more honest team read than most offsites manage.
