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No Signal

Company: Quantum EscapesSan Francisco, California

  • 2 – 10Number of players
  • 60 min.Time limit
  • Difficulty level (1-4)
  • Not scaryFear level
  • 12+*Age requirement

Description:

Stranded in a remote cabin, no phones, no help—can you escape before time runs out? In this intense escape room experience at Quantum Escapes Danville, you'll need to use your survival instincts and problem-solving skills to find your way to freedom.

You’ve accepted an internet challenge to stay in a luxurious, isolated cabin for 30 days. You have no contact with the outside world and you cannot leave. That’s not too much of a challenge, right? Upon arriving, you find out the house and host are not what they seem. There is something sinister about the situation. You have one hour to figure out a way to call for help from inside your new, bloody prison, lest you become the next name in tomorrow’s headline…

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