New Real-Life Video Game Challenges You To Escape From A Locked Room

16 Jul 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Culture, Gaming

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If the HD graphics of modern day consoles and PC games aren’t immersive enough for you, how about trying the real-life game, Real Escape.

Real Escape Game takes the video game design and applies it to the physical world. But unlike the video game versions, players have to sign a waiver before entering the game space—because you’re actually going to be locked up for an hour. That being said, even if there’s an easy Saw series comparison to be made, the highest the stakes actually get is that there are no pee breaks. “Live or die,” as they say.

So the Toronto-based company, Real Escape Game Toronto, will lock you in a room for an hour while you try and find items and solve puzzles in order to make your way out of the room. Awesome.

Where do we sign up?

Read the full in-depth experience of Real Escape over on VICE.

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