Behind-The-Scenes Of Escape Room Malaysia: Tales From The Staff
The SAYS team went directly to co-founder of Escape Room, Jason Leung, to find out what goes on behind-the-scenes of the mysterious clues based activity that has become increasingly popular as of late.
By Melody Oei — 06 Mar 2014, 05:08 PM — Updated almost 11 years ago
"A gentleman took the term 'thinking outside the box' to a whole new level by climbing through the air ventilation space in the ceiling and got himself stuck up there!"
"He literally tried to make his way out of the box, it may have seemed like a good idea at the time to him, until he got stuck up there for 20 minutes"
"The craziest thing that we have had to deal with is we once had a group of three young girls who remained in one corner of the first stage of one of our rooms throughout the 45 minutes"
"...Which is crazy because we add background noise (i.e: people screaming, etc) in our rooms to add a sense of excitement to our games"
A man in his 20s decided to propose to his girlfriend at the time, who so happens to be the Head of Content at SAYS, in the Slaughter House of Escape Room at E-Curve
Prior to entering, he worked with the Escape Room staff and disguised the engagement ring as the very last clue
Thinking it was the last missing piece to the puzzle, she picked it up and unknowingly opened the latch to a heartfelt proposal
Escape Room is Malaysia's first escape game consisting of various themed chambers in which groups of participants are required to solve a series of clues in order to escape
Escape Room is located at E@Curve, Bandar Botanic, Setiawalk Mall and Berjaya Times Square. For more information, visit Escape Room.
"The whole thing needs a lot of reading in between the lines and nothing comes blatantly obvious; and sometimes, what may seem like a clue, ISN'T."
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Escape Room is an interactive game that blurs the line between fantasy and reality by putting its players in a race against time to identify and solve a series of puzzles. Their mission, should they choose to accept it, is to escape.
thestar.com.myThe interactive puzzle game business has become such a hit with Malaysians. It was founded by Victor Lo and Jason Leung, self-professed game enthusiasts in their early 30s.
Impressed with their experience with the Real Escape Game in Hong Kong, Victor Lo (left) and Jason Leung have brought their own version to Malaysia.
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"The Slaughter House is probably the best room in Escape Room because the puzzles were really challenging and unexpected. We went in and sort of expected it to be like the other 5-star room we did (Pirate Ship), but this was much harder - and much more worth the money too."
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This heart-thumping, mind-boggling form of entertainment was originally developed in 2007 by 35-year-old Japanese Takao Kato, of Kyoto publishing company SCRAP.
thestar.com.my"One would immediately realise just by looking at the hordes of gleeful, squinty-eyed (from the lasers – more on that later) visitors trudging out that this is no ordinary hangout spot."
thestar.com.myMission Q, Another Real-Life Puzzle Game Located In SS15, Subang Jaya, Is Also Gaining Traction Among Malaysians
Mission Q brings you 5 unique adventurous escape rooms: 'Prison break','Unplgguing from the matrix','Day and night', 'The missing corpse' and'Memento'. Can you escape in 1 hour? The truth is only one step away.
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