The context is clearly established: the Chabrol Center, an institute specialized in biological research, has turned into a real nightmare. Following the incubation of a new species of fungi, four guinea pigs and all the staff in the basements are cut off from the outside world. Are there any survivors? What is this threat that requires such quarantine?
Each participant, equipped equipped with a helmet and a camera, is sent into this labyrinthine complex, while the rest of the team, stationed at the headquarters, guides him through his progress. The images transmitted in real time by the helmet camera allow the control team to interact with the environment of the complex: they can open and close doors via a command interface, activate the alarm system, detect suspicious movements and communicate precise instructions via a walkie-talkie.
Although everything is meticulously scripted, the pace and performance of the actors are believable enough that after a few dozen minutes, we find ourselves, panicked, shouting often incoherent instructions.
The first Panik room experience at the Deveaux manor plunged the participants into darkness. They moved to blind, guided only by the instructions of their teammates in the control room. Here, the scenario of the Chabrol Center offers explorers the possibility of seeing their environment directly. This somewhat reduces the anxiety induced by the unknown but establishes a new dynamic of play where racing is allowed.
The Panik Room is not an escape game, it is a cinematic thriller in which we become the main actors for 90 minutes.
- Price: Between 35€ and 49€ / Person
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Number of players: Between 3 and 6 people.
- Age: Not recommended for children under 12 and not recommended for children under 16.
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