Claustro Euphoria Room Escape

Ty Gulliver explores Room Escape in Palamos Spain.

Ty Gulliver explores Room Escape in Palamos, Costa Brava, Spain. For obvious reasons I can’t spell out the game or give any information on the games but I can show you me having fun in the chocolate house game set at @Claustroeuphoria Room Escape in Palamos.
An escape room, also known as a puzzle room or escape game, is a physical adventure game in which players solve a series of puzzles and riddles using clues, hints and strategy to complete the objectives at hand. Players are given a set time limit to unveil the secret plot which is hidden within the rooms. Escape rooms are inspired by escape-the-room–style video games. Games are set in a variety of fictional locations, such as prison cells, dungeons and space stations, and usually the various puzzles and riddles themselves follow the theme of the room.
Escape rooms became popular in North America, Europe and East Asia in the 2010s. Permanent escape rooms in fixed locations were first opened in Asia and followed later in North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Russia and South America.

History
Different attractions contained elements similar to modern escape rooms and could thus be seen as precursors to the idea, as Haunted houses, scavenger hunts, the family entertainment center 5 Wits (opened in 2004) or interactive theater (e.g. Sleep No More[disambiguation needed], inaugurated in 2003).
Real Escape Game (REG) in Japan was developed by 35-year-old Takao Kato,[3] of the Kyoto publishing company, SCRAP Co., in 2007. It is based in Kyoto, Japan and produces a free magazine by the same name. Beyond Japan, escape games appeared in Singapore from 2011,growing to over 50 games by 2015.Kazuya Iwata, a friend of Kato, brought Real Escape Game to San Francisco in 2012. The following year, Seattle-based Puzzle Break founded by Nate Martin became the first American-based escape room company. Japanese games were primarily composed of logical puzzles, such as mathematical sequences or colour-coding, just like the video games that inspired them.
AHungarian franchise that later operated in 20 locations in Europe and Australia, was founded in 2011 in Budapest. The founder, Attila Gyurkovics, claims he had no information about the Japanese escape games and based the game on Mihály Csíkszentmihályi's flow theory and his job experience as personality trainer.As opposed to the Japanese precursors, in the games of Parapark players mainly had to find hidden keys or reach seemingly unattainable ones in order to advance.
In 2012 a Swiss physics professor created a scientific escape game for his students. The game was later offered to the public under the name of AdventureRooms and distributed as a franchise in twenty countries. The Adventure Rooms introduced scientific puzzles (e.g. hidden infrared or polarized codes) to the genre.
As of September 2017, there were over 8,000 escape room venues worldwide. These can be particularly lucrative for the operators, as the upfront investment has been as low as US $7,000, while a party of 4-8 customers pay around US $25–30 per person for one hour to play, potentially generating annual revenue upwards of several hundred thousand dollars.
The format of a room or area containing puzzles or challenges has featured in multiple TV game shows over the years, including Now Get Out of That, The Adventure Game, The Crystal Maze and Fort Boyard. A similar experience can be found in interactive fiction software, and Escape the room video games
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Ideal for holiday makers, family days out, corporate events, team building, birthday parties. Leaving do’s.
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Contact Rachael direct on 0034 722 200 589 for all bookings. Up to 6 people a session, eating area, 3 rooms to choose
Space mission, chocolate house or the museum.
The most fun Iv had in ages.
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