Escape Room in a Box: The Werewolf Experiment
A real one-hour escape room in a box, with a mad scientist, nineteen puzzles and no venue booking required.
Who it's for
Groups who love escape rooms and want that same rush at home, for a birthday, game night or team event.
Not for you if…
You want a game you can replay identically many times, since the puzzles are designed to be solved once per group.
Vibe's take
tense, puzzly, cooperative, immersive, satisfying
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About this game
Escape Room in a Box: The Werewolf Experiment brings a real escape room home, no venue booking required. A mad scientist is plotting to turn you and your friends into werewolves, and you've got one hour, nineteen puzzles and three stubborn locks standing between you and the antidote. Puzzles run in parallel, so nobody sits around waiting their turn, everyone's elbow-deep in something the whole time. The box resets after playing, so you can lend it to another group or run it again later. All the tension of an escape room, none of the drive there.
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Mechanics
Categories
Occasions
Moods
By the numbers
Players
Duration
30–90 min
Ages 12+
Complexity
2.3 / 5 — LightBGG Rating
5.8/10
Rank #4,439
710 ratings
Published
2016
Language
Language essential
Designed by
Wild Optimists, Ariel Rubin, Juliana Moreno Patel
Published by
Mattel, Inc., Stay At Home Werewolves
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