Escape-Skillz offers live escape rooms in Roosendaal, North Brabant. Players choose between adventure and fantasy storylines, and families, company teams and children are all catered for. Difficulty ranges from intermediate to advanced. Practical extras include a lounge. A game master is on hand with the group. Suits a family outing or a team building afternoon.
About
In School of Magic, two to eight players act as students at a school of witchcraft who must enter the headmaster's room and restore order after an evil wizard's curse threatens to swallow the magical world, all within 60 minutes. Return of the Night King is a compact 45-minute game for two or three players, set as winter falls, the wall collapses and an army of the dead nears the first kingdom of men. Because the games involve no physical effort, everyone can join in, from children aged nine to adults and teambuilding groups, and teams start and finish in a lounge near Leisure Park Roosendaal.
The games
2 games to choose from
Escape-Skillz, in the countryside between Wouw and Roosendaal, has two fantasy experiences. In School of Magic, 60 square metres of chaos await students of a magic school who must break a dark curse laid by an evil magician; a magician accompanies children's groups, and it is billed as an escape challenge rather than a standard puzzle room. Return of the Night King, in a 16 square metre cube, sends an elite band beyond the Wall to the Night King's throne room in 60 minutes, for two or three players.
Format
Difficulty
The experience
The atmosphere and the groups this venue has in mind.
Atmosphere
Theatrical and physical-free: the experience is not physically demanding, so anyone can take part, and a welcoming lounge awaits before and after. School of Magic is a gentler fantasy for mixed ages, while the Night King room is a challenging tale of ice and war.
Who it suits
Families with children aged 9 to 13 (an easier, magician-led version), adults and teams wanting a team-building outing, and small groups of two or three for the Night King, advised from age 14.
Good to know
Intensity, accessibility, booking and facilities, as the venue lists them.
The experience is not physical, so it is suitable for everyone.
Book by emailing the venue. School of Magic takes two to eight players, with an easier children's variant for ages 9 to 13 at a small surcharge. Return of the Night King takes two or three. The venue is open on set days of the week, and a game room is coming soon.
Location
Details come from the venue’s own published information. Check with the venue before you book.
FAQ
Quick answers from the venue's own published details.
Games at Escape-Skillz are for groups of 2 to 8 players. Individual games can have their own limits, so check the game you want to book.
Escape-Skillz lists a minimum player age of 9. Younger players can sometimes join together with an adult, so ask the venue before you book.
Escape-Skillz runs 2 games, so groups can come back for a different game.
Games at Escape-Skillz include fantasy and adventure themes.
Yes. Escape-Skillz welcomes families and children. Check the minimum age for each game before you book.
Yes. Escape-Skillz welcomes company teams, with team building among its services. Ask the venue about group sizes and packages for your team.
Escape-Skillz takes bookings by email. Check the official website or contact the venue for available times.
Escape-Skillz is at Wouwbaan 143A, 4703 TA Roosendaal, Netherlands.
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