EXPLORE EVERYTHING Caen [Rooftop Urbex Cliffjump]
Le labo oublié - Teaser - Escape Game Caen
enEscape Game de 3 à 6 joueurs - difficulté : 8/10
Les alchimistes avaient pour habitude d’étudier en secret les mystères de la matière, du vivant des astres et de la philosophie. Mais gare à ceux qui pénètrent dans l’antre d’un de ces érudits, car si on peut entrer dans leur demeure, c’est une autre affaire d’en sortir ! Votre curiosité vous a amené à pousser la porte d’un de ces lieux, oublié depuis 500 ans. A ce moment, vous ne vous doutiez pas que l’alchimiste qui y vivait avait piégé son espace et vous voilà enfermé dans le passé. Mais avant de mourir, l’érudit a laissé quelques indices. Saurez-vous les interpréter pour trouver le moyen de vous sortir de là ? Dans une heure, il sera trop tard, le piège se refermera sur vous et vous serez enfermé pour toujours.
Une réalisation @Jonathan Perrut
Alpha Codex escape game Caen Mondeville
Teaser ouverture OCTOBRE 2019
B.r.a.i.n. l'escape caen comment nous trouver.
Brain caen vous offre un plan vidéo , plus d'excuse pour pas nous trouver ;)
PRIMAL AGE - Birthday Tour [Live Report Caen / Aubevoye]
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Nuit du jeu 2019 (Escape-Game/Murder Artothèque de Caen)
Lors de la nuit du jeu du jeudi 26 octobre 2019, nous avons proposé dans l'Artothèque de Caen une Escape-Game/enquête/Murder pour une cinquantaine de personnes.
Merci à LLDD et à la ville de Caen.
Merci aux personnels de l'artothèque pour leur accueil.
Merci à la Gargouille Production pour les maquillages
Musique :
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Garota de Ipanema (イパネマの娘) By Lys Gainza
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VLOG - GET OUT CAEN (esape game)
Pour notre chronique sur le jeu T.I.M.E STORIES, voir ici : nous avons choisi de tourner à GET OUT CAEN merci à eux pour leur accueil :
Nous trouvions logique de mettre en perspective ce jeu avec l'ambiance des escape room, ce que nous avons fait voici notre VLOG/MAKING-OF/BÊTISIER de ce tournage !
Merci encore à Florence et Emmanuelle de leur accueil chaleureux et amicale !
Et si cela vous plaît de découvrir des Escape Game à travers nos yeux dites le nous ! Peut-être qu'on en fera d'autres !
**CECI N'EST PAS UN CONTENU SPONSORISE**
(6/11) Battlefield II The Battle for Caen World War II
World War II Videos
The defeat of the German forces at the Falaise Gap in August 1944 was the culmination of an effort that had begun the previous June, when British, U.S. and Canadian troops stormed the Normandy beaches during Operation Overlord. Then followed the bloody fighting for the all-important city of Caen.
The Falaise Gap was an area between Argentan and Falaise, southeast of Caen. For the Germans, it represented an escape route from the advancing Allied troops, who threatened to trap the 7th Army, 5th Panzer Army and Panzergruppe Eberbach. The Canadian 1st and British 2nd Armies had finally broken out from Caen after weeks of hard and bitter fighting which had stalled the entire Normandy invasion. At the same time, the US 1st and 3rd Armies had forced their way off the Normandy beaches and were rapidly heading towards Falaise from the north and the east.
The fighting in the lanes and fields was intense, as the Allies battled hard to overcome determined resistance by some 80,000 German troops. With so many men and weapons on the ground, it is not surprising they were eventually undone by fierce artillery fire from three sides and by constant attacks from the air.
The Gap was closed on 19th August, leaving only a small pocket of German resistance that was overrun on 21st August. The German losses were catastrophic 10,000 killed, 50,000 taken prisoner, nearly 600 tanks and assault guns destroyed, and 7,500 vehicles lost.
Featuring fascinating archive footage from all over the world, this episode includes a review of the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of leaders and commanders, an explanation of weapons and tactics, as well as the story of the battle itself. Vivid computer-generated maps place The Battle For Caen in the context of the war as a whole providing viewers with a highly comprehensive and entertaining story.
Ernestine - Escape Yourself, premier réseau d'Escape Game en France
Pour savoir dans quelle ville retrouver ce scénario, rendez-vous sur notre site internet :
Pour découvrir tous nos scénarios, rendez-vous sur notre site internet : escapeyourselfgroupe.fr
(8/11) Battlefield II The Battle for Caen World War II
World War II Videos
The defeat of the German forces at the Falaise Gap in August 1944 was the culmination of an effort that had begun the previous June, when British, U.S. and Canadian troops stormed the Normandy beaches during Operation Overlord. Then followed the bloody fighting for the all-important city of Caen.
The Falaise Gap was an area between Argentan and Falaise, southeast of Caen. For the Germans, it represented an escape route from the advancing Allied troops, who threatened to trap the 7th Army, 5th Panzer Army and Panzergruppe Eberbach. The Canadian 1st and British 2nd Armies had finally broken out from Caen after weeks of hard and bitter fighting which had stalled the entire Normandy invasion. At the same time, the US 1st and 3rd Armies had forced their way off the Normandy beaches and were rapidly heading towards Falaise from the north and the east.
The fighting in the lanes and fields was intense, as the Allies battled hard to overcome determined resistance by some 80,000 German troops. With so many men and weapons on the ground, it is not surprising they were eventually undone by fierce artillery fire from three sides and by constant attacks from the air.
The Gap was closed on 19th August, leaving only a small pocket of German resistance that was overrun on 21st August. The German losses were catastrophic 10,000 killed, 50,000 taken prisoner, nearly 600 tanks and assault guns destroyed, and 7,500 vehicles lost.
Featuring fascinating archive footage from all over the world, this episode includes a review of the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of leaders and commanders, an explanation of weapons and tactics, as well as the story of the battle itself. Vivid computer-generated maps place The Battle For Caen in the context of the war as a whole providing viewers with a highly comprehensive and entertaining story.
(3/11) Battlefield II The Battle for Caen World War II
World War II Videos
The defeat of the German forces at the Falaise Gap in August 1944 was the culmination of an effort that had begun the previous June, when British, U.S. and Canadian troops stormed the Normandy beaches during Operation Overlord. Then followed the bloody fighting for the all-important city of Caen.
The Falaise Gap was an area between Argentan and Falaise, southeast of Caen. For the Germans, it represented an escape route from the advancing Allied troops, who threatened to trap the 7th Army, 5th Panzer Army and Panzergruppe Eberbach. The Canadian 1st and British 2nd Armies had finally broken out from Caen after weeks of hard and bitter fighting which had stalled the entire Normandy invasion. At the same time, the US 1st and 3rd Armies had forced their way off the Normandy beaches and were rapidly heading towards Falaise from the north and the east.
The fighting in the lanes and fields was intense, as the Allies battled hard to overcome determined resistance by some 80,000 German troops. With so many men and weapons on the ground, it is not surprising they were eventually undone by fierce artillery fire from three sides and by constant attacks from the air.
The Gap was closed on 19th August, leaving only a small pocket of German resistance that was overrun on 21st August. The German losses were catastrophic 10,000 killed, 50,000 taken prisoner, nearly 600 tanks and assault guns destroyed, and 7,500 vehicles lost.
Featuring fascinating archive footage from all over the world, this episode includes a review of the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of leaders and commanders, an explanation of weapons and tactics, as well as the story of the battle itself. Vivid computer-generated maps place The Battle For Caen in the context of the war as a whole providing viewers with a highly comprehensive and entertaining story.
Caen Migrants
This video is about Migrants attempting to get onto and into the back of lorries at Ouistreham Port in France. March 2019
Teaser B.R.A.I.N. l'Escape Game Caen
Episode 1 - Psychiatric
Synopsis :
Un mail de votre ami Benjamin Nari, adepte des théories du complot, vient semer le trouble dans votre vie bien rangée. Et si cette fois, il avait découvert quelque chose ? N'écoutant que votre courage, vous vous précipitez sur ses traces, à l’hôpital psychiatrique St Brain où il semble avoir disparu...
A vous de mener l'enquête !
Episode 2 - In Prison
Synopsis :
Votre enquête au cœur des conspirations vous emmène toujours plus loin. A qui pouvez-vous faire confiance ? Vous vous rendez au commissariat, pour rencontrer le détective Brian.
Mauvaise idée, celui-ci semble avoir disparu aussi....et vous voici en fâcheuse posture !
Cet épisode suit Psychiatric dans le cours de l'histoire, mais il peut tout à fait être joué avant.
Concours de nobrain ! Brain l'escape game caen
Jeux facebook ! Pour participer et tenter de gagner un des huits cadeaux il vous suffit de liker la page, la publication et de taguer vos amis ! N'oubliez pas de partager un max , on envoie les cadeaux partout en France !
❌ROOFTOP / CAEN URBAN EXPLORATION❌/ ESCAPE????!!!!!!!
❌ Bonjour et bienvenue dans cette nouvelle video.
❌ Aujourd'hui nous partons explorer des toits encore jamais explorer pour moi , je vous emène donc avec moi dans cette exploration !
❌MON INSTA :
Abonnez-vous et lâcher un like !
❌ A+ pour de nouvelle exploration !
(4/11) Battlefield II The Battle for Caen World War II
World War II Videos
The defeat of the German forces at the Falaise Gap in August 1944 was the culmination of an effort that had begun the previous June, when British, U.S. and Canadian troops stormed the Normandy beaches during Operation Overlord. Then followed the bloody fighting for the all-important city of Caen.
The Falaise Gap was an area between Argentan and Falaise, southeast of Caen. For the Germans, it represented an escape route from the advancing Allied troops, who threatened to trap the 7th Army, 5th Panzer Army and Panzergruppe Eberbach. The Canadian 1st and British 2nd Armies had finally broken out from Caen after weeks of hard and bitter fighting which had stalled the entire Normandy invasion. At the same time, the US 1st and 3rd Armies had forced their way off the Normandy beaches and were rapidly heading towards Falaise from the north and the east.
The fighting in the lanes and fields was intense, as the Allies battled hard to overcome determined resistance by some 80,000 German troops. With so many men and weapons on the ground, it is not surprising they were eventually undone by fierce artillery fire from three sides and by constant attacks from the air.
The Gap was closed on 19th August, leaving only a small pocket of German resistance that was overrun on 21st August. The German losses were catastrophic 10,000 killed, 50,000 taken prisoner, nearly 600 tanks and assault guns destroyed, and 7,500 vehicles lost.
Featuring fascinating archive footage from all over the world, this episode includes a review of the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of leaders and commanders, an explanation of weapons and tactics, as well as the story of the battle itself. Vivid computer-generated maps place The Battle For Caen in the context of the war as a whole providing viewers with a highly comprehensive and entertaining story
(11/11) Battlefield II The Battle for Caen World War II
World War II Videos
The defeat of the German forces at the Falaise Gap in August 1944 was the culmination of an effort that had begun the previous June, when British, U.S. and Canadian troops stormed the Normandy beaches during Operation Overlord. Then followed the bloody fighting for the all-important city of Caen.
The Falaise Gap was an area between Argentan and Falaise, southeast of Caen. For the Germans, it represented an escape route from the advancing Allied troops, who threatened to trap the 7th Army, 5th Panzer Army and Panzergruppe Eberbach. The Canadian 1st and British 2nd Armies had finally broken out from Caen after weeks of hard and bitter fighting which had stalled the entire Normandy invasion. At the same time, the US 1st and 3rd Armies had forced their way off the Normandy beaches and were rapidly heading towards Falaise from the north and the east.
The fighting in the lanes and fields was intense, as the Allies battled hard to overcome determined resistance by some 80,000 German troops. With so many men and weapons on the ground, it is not surprising they were eventually undone by fierce artillery fire from three sides and by constant attacks from the air.
The Gap was closed on 19th August, leaving only a small pocket of German resistance that was overrun on 21st August. The German losses were catastrophic 10,000 killed, 50,000 taken prisoner, nearly 600 tanks and assault guns destroyed, and 7,500 vehicles lost.
Featuring fascinating archive footage from all over the world, this episode includes a review of the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of leaders and commanders, an explanation of weapons and tactics, as well as the story of the battle itself. Vivid computer-generated maps place The Battle For Caen in the context of the war as a whole providing viewers with a highly comprehensive and entertaining story.
Contamination - Escape Yourself, premier réseau d'Escape Game en France
Pour savoir dans quelle ville retrouver ce scénario, rendez-vous sur notre site internet :
Pour découvrir tous nos scénarios, rendez-vous sur notre site internet : escapeyourselfgroupe.fr
(2/11) Battlefield II The Battle for Caen World War II
World War II Videos
The defeat of the German forces at the Falaise Gap in August 1944 was the culmination of an effort that had begun the previous June, when British, U.S. and Canadian troops stormed the Normandy beaches during Operation Overlord. Then followed the bloody fighting for the all-important city of Caen.
The Falaise Gap was an area between Argentan and Falaise, southeast of Caen. For the Germans, it represented an escape route from the advancing Allied troops, who threatened to trap the 7th Army, 5th Panzer Army and Panzergruppe Eberbach. The Canadian 1st and British 2nd Armies had finally broken out from Caen after weeks of hard and bitter fighting which had stalled the entire Normandy invasion. At the same time, the US 1st and 3rd Armies had forced their way off the Normandy beaches and were rapidly heading towards Falaise from the north and the east.
The fighting in the lanes and fields was intense, as the Allies battled hard to overcome determined resistance by some 80,000 German troops. With so many men and weapons on the ground, it is not surprising they were eventually undone by fierce artillery fire from three sides and by constant attacks from the air.
The Gap was closed on 19th August, leaving only a small pocket of German resistance that was overrun on 21st August. The German losses were catastrophic 10,000 killed, 50,000 taken prisoner, nearly 600 tanks and assault guns destroyed, and 7,500 vehicles lost.
Featuring fascinating archive footage from all over the world, this episode includes a review of the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of leaders and commanders, an explanation of weapons and tactics, as well as the story of the battle itself. Vivid computer-generated maps place The Battle For Caen in the context of the war as a whole providing viewers with a highly comprehensive and entertaining story.
(5/11) Battlefield II The Battle for Caen World War II
World War II Videos
The defeat of the German forces at the Falaise Gap in August 1944 was the culmination of an effort that had begun the previous June, when British, U.S. and Canadian troops stormed the Normandy beaches during Operation Overlord. Then followed the bloody fighting for the all-important city of Caen.
The Falaise Gap was an area between Argentan and Falaise, southeast of Caen. For the Germans, it represented an escape route from the advancing Allied troops, who threatened to trap the 7th Army, 5th Panzer Army and Panzergruppe Eberbach. The Canadian 1st and British 2nd Armies had finally broken out from Caen after weeks of hard and bitter fighting which had stalled the entire Normandy invasion. At the same time, the US 1st and 3rd Armies had forced their way off the Normandy beaches and were rapidly heading towards Falaise from the north and the east.
The fighting in the lanes and fields was intense, as the Allies battled hard to overcome determined resistance by some 80,000 German troops. With so many men and weapons on the ground, it is not surprising they were eventually undone by fierce artillery fire from three sides and by constant attacks from the air.
The Gap was closed on 19th August, leaving only a small pocket of German resistance that was overrun on 21st August. The German losses were catastrophic 10,000 killed, 50,000 taken prisoner, nearly 600 tanks and assault guns destroyed, and 7,500 vehicles lost.
Featuring fascinating archive footage from all over the world, this episode includes a review of the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of leaders and commanders, an explanation of weapons and tactics, as well as the story of the battle itself. Vivid computer-generated maps place The Battle For Caen in the context of the war as a whole providing viewers with a highly comprehensive and entertaining story.