2 new scenarios in 2020!
Which scenario will you choose?
At Echappe-Toi Montreal, we set a different standard for escape games, with a unique and immersive experience based on the history of Montreal.
Come and awaken your inner Sherlock Holmes while attempting our escape rooms! You will have to choose from 1 of our 10 scenarios - 2 new scenarios in 2020 - before coming back to try another!
AL-PATRAZ - Framed
Escape the trap that has been set for you! Your experience and accomplices will be valuable in getting you out.
Home Run Operation
Will you be able to thwart the plots and participate in the IXpos team's comeback?
THE CURSED TREASURE OF HOCHELAGA
Save the treasure of the village of Hochelaga before it's too late and the ship sinks forever!
Prohibited Diamonds
Will you be able to unravel the mystery of these places, illegal gambling room?
The Locker Room
Find the strategy for your Hockey League final and win the game!
THE DUNGEONS OF PIED-DU-COURANT
Escape from this dungeon turned museum with the help of a crazy guard!
CHAMPLAIN TV - BLACKOUT
Dive into the heart of the 70s: restore a disused TV studio: an escape game unlike any other!
A specific creation process
At Echappe-Toi, the creation of scenarios follows a process close to that of video games.
It includes the drafting of a narrative based on the local culture and/or history, deliberation on the decors, the creation of the mechanisms (the ensemble of puzzles and activities), and the interactions with our actors.
All our devices (puzzles, custom furniture, and others) are designed and prototyped at Echappe-Toi with the application of industrial design techniques.
The devices are then produced on site or by specialized local artisans (wood, metal, plastic and composite materials, electronics and programming).
The sound effects and costumes are also specially created for Echappe-Toi by local artisans or a member of our team.
A partner solely dedicated to the maintenance of our escape rooms takes care of ensuring the best quality possible for your experience.
