Escape game team building, sized for your whole team.

Team building usually aims at a skill, such as communication or problem-solving. Team bonding aims at the relationship, so people leave actually knowing and trusting each other. A facilitated escape game does both at once: colleagues solve a shared case under a running clock, which builds the skill and the bond in the same afternoon.

Yes, if the game is built to scale. A fixed retail escape room usually seats six to eight, so a big group has to queue or split across sessions. Our offsite version runs the same case in parallel across many teams at one venue, from 10 pax up to more than 1,000 on a single day.

A walk-in room is a fixed set you visit in a small group for about an hour. Our offsite escape game comes to a venue of your choice, is run live by costumed facilitators, and scales to your whole team. It is booked as a curated group event through a proposal, not seat by seat.

From 10 pax up to more than 1,000, depending on the game. Individual games have maximum capacities from 50 up to 1,000, so we match the game to your headcount and run enough parallel teams for everyone to play at once.

At venues across Singapore, including River Wonders, Sentosa's Fort Siloso, Haw Par Villa, the Asian Civilisations Museum, Chinatown and Battlebox at Fort Canning. Several games can also run at any indoor venue, including your own office.

Yes. Four of our games are played entirely outdoors: Whisper of the Guardians through Chinatown, Lost Treasure of Sarang Rimau across Fort Siloso on Sentosa, Journey to the End and Back through Haw Par Villa, and River Lockdown around River Wonders. They work the way an escape room does, with a story, a clue chain and a running clock, except the ground is a real place instead of a set. Facilitators are on the route in costume, so it is a staffed game rather than a self-guided app trail.

The same as our indoor games: a fixed game fee plus SGD 20 per person. Standard is SGD 300 fixed and self-guided on our MazeFox web app with one of our staff hosting, so 100 pax works out at about SGD 23 a head. Immersive is SGD 1,100 fixed and adds cosplay facilitators around the route. On top of that sit the venue's own fees, which for the outdoor games means an admission ticket at River Wonders and venue hire at Haw Par Villa. Fort Siloso and Chinatown need neither. We are non-GST registered, so there is no GST on top.

Fort Siloso, Haw Par Villa and River Wonders each take up to 1,000 pax, and Chinatown takes 200. Scale is where outdoor games usually fall over, so we run big groups as small teams released in waves on staggered route orders. Every checkpoint sees a steady trickle instead of the whole field arriving at once. Every route also has sheltered hold points, and rain pauses the clock rather than ending the game.

Four, and you can watch all four happen. Problem solving under a clock, because the puzzles do not yield to one clever person working alone. Communication, because a clue found by one person is worthless until it is said out loud. Delegation, because two hours is not enough time to do everything together. And decision making with incomplete information, which is the closest thing a game can get to a real work day.

It is one of the few formats where problem solving is the activity rather than a debrief topic. Teams get a sequence of puzzles, a shared goal and a visible timer, so quiet people who spot patterns become useful immediately and the group has to notice that in real time. We run it for 10 to 1,000+ pax, so a whole department can do it on the same day instead of in batches.