A good fit
Small teams with escape-game experience
Level 4 centres on careful observation, combining information and making deliberate decisions as a team.
Brick cells with a bunk and a barred door and a prison yard behind barbed wire at night: this is where you plan your breakout.


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You are under surveillance in an American high-security prison. Gather information, use contacts and coordinate your decisions to find a way out.
Speed alone will not get you out: what matters is who has seen what.
That makes B-Block Breakout one of the more demanding puzzle experiences in the VR catalogue. At 45 minutes it is a complete mission, and afterwards you can talk through the tricks you solved.
A good fit
Level 4 centres on careful observation, combining information and making deliberate decisions as a team.
Alternatives
Groups of five or six can consider Runaway Train or Time Travel Paradox. Dragon Tower offers a gentler starting point.
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You book a VR slot for your group, not a single title. You choose the mission on site with your game master.
Two to four players. The limit also applies if you book a larger VR group: if there are more of you, choose a game for up to six players or split into separate teams.
From age 8. The USK rates the game from age 6, but children play VR with us only from age 8.
VR Escape is a connected puzzle mission; VR Action is built around short rounds, competition or action. See the VR Escape comparison and the VR Action comparison.
Your next step
Check open slots for up to 11 players; if you are more, send a group enquiry. You decide what to play with your game master, and you pay on site by card.