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October 31st 1926 – Harry Houdini has died. Famous for his skepticism of self-proclaimed “mystics” Houdini was famous for taking part in seances in order to debunk these charlatans...
July 21st 1715 – The crew of the Hades’ Plunder has mutinied! With the captain locked in his quarters, the disloyal pirates scuttled the ship, gathered up whatever items they deemed to be valuable, and fled aboard the lifeboats...
July 2132 – Martial Law has been declared in Manhattan. Villains and crime syndicates control most of the major districts. PanIQ Laboratories, now a marvel of high-tech innovation, suffers a break-in at the hands of a mysterious figure...
A speakeasy in 1920s NYC has received a filtration system for their liquor that unbeknownst to them contains small fractions of the artifact. These fractions are causing visitors to the speakeasy to experience visions of past and future events...
If you don’t find answers within the hour, Edison’s work will be lost forever!
You just woke up in an escape pod from the International Space Station. The crew is missing, and the emergency beacons have been activated...
Locate all the artifacts and solve the ancient puzzles to retrieve the golden skull and make your way to freedom, but do it quick, the 25-minute timer is ticking down fast!
You have one hour to find the source of the reports and to enjoy all the fun the boardwalk has left to offer!
In New Jersey folklore, the Jersey Devil is a strange creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens...
The warden’s keys have gone missing, on your watch! Can you and your team find them before this turns into an escape attempt?
Find the lost director's cut of "Adventure Hour" within the next hour to declare your movie theater a historic landmark and save it from demolition.
The Montauk Air Force Station was shut down in the 1970’s – or was it?
The Legend of the Golden Skateboarder
Olive Thomas was one of the most famous girls of the Ziegfeld Follies (a well-known theatrical revue that lived in the New Amsterdam Theatre on Broadway during the Vaudeville era).
You've happened across an old dilapidated house. It's right out of a horror movie. Did something move in the upstairs window?