The Escape Game opens 2nd Valley escape room venue at CityScape in downtown Phoenix

The Escape Game has opened its second Valley location at CityScape in downtown Phoenix, the company announced.

The new site is open Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to midnight. It’s escape rooms need to be solved in 60 minutes and are designed with movie-quality sets, custom props and layered puzzles.

“The Phoenix metro is one of the most dynamic, fast-growing regions in the country, full of people who love great experiences, and we can’t wait to welcome them into our games and create memories they’ll be talking about long after they leave,” The Escape Game Co-Founder and CMO Jonathan Murrell said in a news release.

The company opened its first location in downtown Gilbert at the end of July.

The five rooms available in downtown Phoenix are:

• Timeliner: Train Through Time: players are on a time-traveling train making their way through multiple centuries to find clues and fix a catastrophic mistake.
• Cosmic Crisis: participants are aboard a space station and have to stop a black hole from destroying their solar system by obtaining antimatter.
• Ruins: Forbidden Treasure: team members have crash landed in a jungle and have to navigate ancient ruins to find a long-lost fortune.
• The Depths: contestants dive into the depths of the ocean to uncover what happened aboard an undersea laboratory.
• Murder with a Side of Meatballs: competitors have to figure which of the seven suspects murdered someone at Rosso’s Ristorante.

All of the games are created at a production studio in Smyrna, Tennessee before rolling out to the company’s locations.

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