No app, any phone
MazeFox runs in a normal phone browser. Players tap a link and they are in. Nothing to download and no app-store friction on game day.
We have gone fully offsite. For a physical escape room, visit Lockdown Escape at Marina Square.
Built in-house by The Escape Artist
MazeFox is the software that powers our offsite escape games. It lays a living, themed game board over a real place, with no app to download. It is how we run one game for ten people or a thousand, on a single date, with nobody standing around waiting.
How a game plays
Each game becomes an illustrated adventure map, drawn to match its story, from a Wonderland at Vivocity to the galleries of a museum. Teams roll to move, land on numbered stops, gather what they need in a backpack, and work towards the final puzzle.
Every stop is a puzzle: a question to answer, visual clues to study, and an answer to submit. Stuck? Progressive hints nudge a team along without handing over the solution, so nobody gets stranded and everybody moves at their own pace.
Guess wrong and MazeFox sets a playful forfeit before you try again, like a group selfie with the nearest landmark. It keeps the mood light, the laughter loud, and the camera roll full of moments to take home.
Solve the final puzzle and the trophy screen goes up: your team name on the banner, the finish time, and an honest tally of hints taken and wrong guesses. The photos from along the way sit underneath, ready to save, so the bragging rights leave the venue with you.
Why it matters
MazeFox runs in a normal phone browser. Players tap a link and they are in. Nothing to download and no app-store friction on game day.
MazeFox sends each team down a different path through the same game, so ten people or a thousand can all play at once with no queue at any puzzle.
Every game is timed and scored as it happens. Correct answers move a team on, and a running scoreboard keeps the competition honest.
MazeFox pairs with a real starter kit and hands-on puzzles you can hold and write on. Digital where it helps, tangible where it counts.
A wrong answer sets a playful forfeit before you try again, like a group selfie with the nearest landmark. The energy stays up and the photos keep coming.
At the finish, teams download their selfies and final scoreboard, so the shared win travels back to the office with them.
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