Timing Room Escape Game

Jouez à l'Escape Game : vous avez 1 heure pour sortir de la salle

En provenance du Japon et d’Europe centrale, l'Escape Game est arrivé en France il y a à peine 4 ans en France, et connait un succès grandissant.

Les règles de l'Escape Game, ou jeu d’évasion, sont très simples : vous entrez avec votre équipe dans une pièce, style, manoir hanté, train du Far West ou encore appartement futuriste. Vous vous laissez enfermer, et vous avez 60 minutes, pas une de plus, pour résoudre toutes les énigmes qui vous permettront de vous libérer.

Retrouvez la liste des salles de la région sur notre site :


retrouvez-nous sur :

Facebook ►
Twitter ►
Instagram ►
Site web ►

Défi01 Live Escape Game

DEFI01 Live Escape Game est une nouvelle activité à Bourg en Bresse, un jeu d'évasion en temps réel qui se joue à plusieurs (3 - 6 personnes).
En groupe, les joueurs doivent chercher des indices disséminés dans une pièce, puis les combiner entre eux pour pouvoir avancer dans l’énigme et s'échapper dans un temps limité. Vous allez adorer!

Clint Capela had the funniest role in the Rockets-Clippers locker room fiasco

I’ve read about 10 different things on the Rockets’ locker room heist at the Staples Center.It’s pretty much my favorite sports story of the year.It’s not often we get an Ocean’s Eleven-esque caper in sports, and when that includes Chris Paul, James Harden and Trevor Ariza traveling through a hidden passageway CP3 knew about and into the Clippers’ locker room to confront Austin Rivers and Blake Griffin? Perfection.But it’s not Chris Paul or James Harden or Blake Griffin or any huge NBA superstar I want to discuss when it comes to the locker room invasion.It’s Clint Capela.I’m obsessed with his role in this story.Capela never got to travel through the hidden passage.He wasn’t there in the Clippers’ locker room.He never made it through the front door — a front door he banged on, waited and after not being let in he called it a night.Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN chronicled the weirdness, and his account of what Capela did can be viewed as the objective truth: “Rockets center Clint Capela walked down the main corridor and banged on the front entrance to the Clippers’ locker room, league sources said.Soon, a Clippers staff member opened the door and looked up to see Capela, a formidable 6’10 figure standing in the doorway.She shut the door in Capela’s face.For a few moments, Capela stood there, unsure how to proceed.Before long, Capela walked back to the Rockets’ locker room, showered and headed for the bus with the rest of the Rockets.” From here things splinter off into several theories I’ve been thinking about a lot this morning.This seems to be the internet-accepted version of events.It essentially states that Capela’s role in the heist was critical because his front door diversion created a necessary window for the other three Rockets to sneak through the back passageway and into the Clippers locker room.He was Casey Affleck’s “Balloon Boy” in Ocean’s Eleven: The problem I have with the theory is that Capela didn’t really create much of a ruckus, at least to the level you’d expect from a solid diversion.He basically banged on the door and then gave up.Now THIS is what I can really get behind.Basically the idea here is that Chris Paul told Capela to go to the locker room and bang on the front door.Maybe there was a promise the rest of the team would be right behind him; perhaps Capela just did what was asked because he’s a good teammate.The heart of this theory is that either way, Capela never knew he was being used as a diversion.Now think about it for a sec: If you’re Chris Paul and you’re using knowledge of the Staples Center schematics to sneak around in a back passage, you might know that route could be noisy or perhaps a security guard is posted nearby.So you ask your biggest player to cover your back by heading to the front.In the moments following the game, there’s little reason to believe the Rockets would all sit down and go over a Great Escape level plan.Paul would just delegate, as all good leaders do.When tempers are flaring details c