The Zombie Apocalypse has finally happened! You've been able to survive in your small community so far. It is your job to collect necessary supplies in order to survive. There is an abandoned compound not too far away that you need to search through for any supplies your community could use. Rumor has it that food and weapons have been spotted there, including the highly sought after twinkie. However evidence of zombie walkers have been seen around this compound as well - caution must be used. You and your team will split up to cover more ground, make sure you have something to carry any supplies you find back with you so they are not contaminated, don't lose anyone and don't get bit!

This is the long-awaited sequel room to Twilight in Tinseltown, with all new puzzles and a Twilight Zone-esque new story. Just over a year ago legendary Hollywood screenwriter, Moe Veeman, passed away. Following his death, his grandchildren searched his writing bungalow for Moe’s long-lost greatest screenplay, “Twilight in Tinseltown,” and they haven’t been heard from since. Evidence points toward the supernatural. According to legend, their spirits will be lost forever if they aren’t set free within a year – which is almost up… This room features some bits of technology that blend into the environment without taking you away from the film noir themed writer’s bungalow. With a max of 6, the optimal group size is probably 3-4, while still being a fun date-night challenge for groups of 2.

Professor R. K. Alogee needs your help! While hunting down the discovery of a lifetime, she seems to have finally found “it.” However, her research has drawn the attention of others, and the professor has gone missing. As her interns, it is up to you to retrace her footsteps and figure out what “it” is (and where the professor is) before others show up to raid her office… This is our oldest room. Although it does not feature any modern technology, the wide variety of logic puzzles you’ll encounter provides one of the more challenging experiences around. With a max of 8, the optimal average group size is probably 5-6 people, but can be completed by those up to the challenge in groups as small as 2.

Professor R. K. Alogee needs your help! While hunting down the discovery of a lifetime, she seems to have finally found “it.” However, her research has drawn the attention of others, and the professor has gone missing. As her interns, it is up to you to retrace her footsteps and figure out what “it” is (and where the professor is) before others show up to raid her office… This is our oldest room. Although it does not feature any modern technology, the wide variety of logic puzzles you’ll encounter provides one of the more challenging experiences around. With a max of 8, the optimal average group size is probably 5-6 people, but can be completed by those up to the challenge in groups as small as 2.

This is the long-awaited sequel room to Twilight in Tinseltown, with all new puzzles and a Twilight Zone-esque new story. Just over a year ago legendary Hollywood screenwriter, Moe Veeman, passed away. Following his death, his grandchildren searched his writing bungalow for Moe’s long-lost greatest screenplay, “Twilight in Tinseltown,” and they haven’t been heard from since. Evidence points toward the supernatural. According to legend, their spirits will be lost forever if they aren’t set free within a year – which is almost up… This room features some bits of technology that blend into the environment without taking you away from the film noir themed writer’s bungalow. With a max of 6, the optimal group size is probably 3-4, while still being a fun date-night challenge for groups of 2.