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It’s the last few days to vote for us for USA Today’s Top 10 Escape Room Companies!

You can vote once a day until September 21st!

Thank you for the support!

USA TODAY 10Best

We’ve been nominated for USA Today’s 10 Best Escape Room Companies!

But we need YOUR help to make it into the top 10!

You can vote for us once a day until September 21st.

Thank you so much for your support!

USA TODAY 10Best

Exciting news! We’ve been nominated again for USA Today’s Top 10 Escape Room Companies 🎉

It’s a huge honor to be nominated for the fourth time!

The nominee list is full of incredible companies, and we are so grateful to be named alongside them!

We want to say thanks to our incredible staff, we wouldn’t be here without you 💙

We need YOUR help to get to the top 10! You can vote once a day from now until September 21st. Thank you for your support!

USA TODAY USA TODAY 10Best

Exciting news! We’ve been nominated again for USA Today’s Top 10 Escape Room Companies 🎉

It’s a huge honour to be nominated for the fourth time!

The nominee list is full of incredible companies, and we are so grateful to be name alongside them!

We want to say thanks to our incredible staff, we wouldn’t be here without you 💙

We need YOUR help to get us to the top 10! You can vote once a day from now until September 21st here: https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/best-escape-room/

Thank you for your support!

USA TODAY USA TODAY 10Best

Exciting news! We’ve been nominated again for USA Today’s Top 10 Escape Room Companies 🎉

It’s a huge honour to be nominated for the fourth time!

The nominee list is full of incredible companies, and we are so grateful to be name alongside them!

We want to say thanks to our incredible staff, we wouldn’t be here without you 💙

We need YOUR help to get us to the top 10! You can vote once a day from now until September 21st here: https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/best-escape-room/

Thank you for your support!

Attention Seattle Escape Room Enthusiasts! 🧩

Our friend Phil, who runs the Seattle Escape Rooms MeetUp is putting together a team to take on our large-scale game, The Falswift Objective.

The Fallswift Objective is an espionage-themed puzzle hunt for large groups. Guests are welcomed by our team of actors in costume to a New Year’s Eve gala set in a 1960’s casino.

This is a fantastic opportunity to meet other local escape room lovers AND a rare chance to take on our large-group puzzle hunt.

Tickets are now for sale on MeetUp!

Date: July 11, 12pm
Organised By: Seattle Escape Room MeetUP
Tickets & Info: https://www.meetup.com/seattle-escape-room-meetup/events/314887500/

Our fearless founder Summer was interviewed by New York Times for Kids on how she became an escape room designer! Read her story below ⬇️ Thanks again for having us

The best recipe for a mind-boggling escape room? Combine a story with a puzzle hunt, says Summer Herrick, who started an escape-room company in Seattle. Here’s how she did it. ⬇️

“I discovered theater in middle school. I was really shy, and it felt magical to be able to become a different person. Then I studied theater in college, and after I graduated, I pursued acting and writing. When I was in my 30s, I started getting into puzzle hunts, which are events with other people that can last for hours or weekends. When you say ‘puzzles,’ people usually think of a jigsaw or a crossword. But the hunts are layered, creative challenges. I thought, Is there a way I could do this with my life?

Around that time, escape rooms started to pop up — games in which you are put into a room and have to solve a series of puzzles to win. I loved them. But I thought, Wouldn’t it be cooler if there were a story that you worked your way through?

Along with some friends, I started an escape-room company in Seattle. I wrote the backstory for the first one, which was about a magician’s assistant who discovers that the previous assistants disappeared right after their 13th magic show. We made a list of objects that would be in a magician’s dressing room, and then each of us chose one to build a puzzle around. We would come up with an idea, test it, then build it and test some more. Would one puzzle lead to another? Was there enough to keep everyone active?

Now we’ve built two different rooms, and we’re working to introduce three more. I love that I’m doing something that brings people joy.”

💬: Interview by Elise Craig
🎨: Illustration by


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