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What Escaperoom Software can do for you!

Escaperoom Software can help escaperoom owners and builders in a number of ways.

New Escape Rooms

Develop a state-of-the-art escaperoom experience with advanced features.

Existing Escape Rooms

Upgrade your existing escaperoom with more interactivity and flair.

Reduce Costs

Reduce overhead costs by paying a fixed price per room. No recurring cost model.

What you can do with Escaperoom Software

For starters, Escaperoom Software displays a countdown timer on in-room screen(s).
In this way your players know how much time is left in the game. But you can do so much more!

An example of a room that has just started, including the game master control panel.

The game master, responsible for running the game, has a special control panel.
From here they can manage the room, send messages and manually run special events.
When timed events are triggered, or players in the room press a touchscreen button, the results are shown in on the screen.

Do More with Ambiance

Influence the mood and ambiance by choosing a color palette, background imagery, music and sound effects.

Do More with Players

Send text messages, images or videos when the players need a hint. Or perhaps add a quiz to earn additional game time at a specific junction in the game.

Do More with Story

Weave an intricate storyline using various media, scripted sequences and timed events.

Visual Room Designer

Escaperoom Software works with a simple visual room designer that allows you to create your own sequences.

Timeline

Create a timeline and decide when and how sequences are executed.

Centralized Interaction

Interact with dedicated external devices or applications. Connect to home automation or microcontroller-devices like Arduino or Raspberry Pi, or communicate with webservices using API's.

How to Use Escaperoom Software

Escaperoom Software is a tool that is used by three types of users.

The Room Designer

The room designer uses the Escaperoom Software visual editor to prepare an audiovisual experience.

This can vary from a very simple background image with a win and lose screen to a more advanced story-intense experience where events are triggered.

The Game Master

The game master uses Escaperoom Software to start and stop the timer, and communicate with the players in case they need a hint.

A daring game master can tease the players more and use predefined scripted events to influence the players.

The Players

The players in the room see a countdown timer on the in-room viewscreen. Audio and visuals will influence their stress-levels and behaviour in the room.

Perhaps some touch buttons will appear on screen that allow them to win a few extra minutes in the nick of time.