Not everyone who wants to play is in Madeira, so we built browser-based versions of some of our games for anyone who can’t make it to Funchal in person.
Same design team, different format
Our online games are built by the same team that designs the physical rooms, so the puzzle logic and storytelling carry over — you’re solving an actual designed mystery, not playing a generic point-and-click game with our name on it.
Good for remote teams and friends abroad
If your group is spread across different cities or countries, an online game lets everyone play together over a video call without anyone needing to travel. It works well for remote team building or just catching up with friends who’ve moved away.
Play at your own pace
Once you’ve purchased access, it’s there in your account whenever you want it — no fixed time slot to book around.
Not a replacement, an option
We still think the physical rooms are the better experience if you can make it here — but the online games are a genuinely good alternative when that’s not possible.
How our online games work
Our online escape games run entirely in your browser over a video call — no app to install, no equipment to buy. One person hosts the shared screen while the rest of the team calls out ideas, which works well for remote teams and friend groups spread across different cities.
Same puzzle design, different format
We built our online games with the same writers and puzzle designers behind our physical rooms, so they’re not a watered-down version of the in-person experience — they’re a genuinely different way to play the same kind of story-driven puzzle.
Good for remote teams specifically
Distributed companies book our online games for exactly the reason our physical corporate events work so well in person: a shared deadline gets people collaborating in a way a normal video call never does. It’s one of the few remote team activities that doesn’t feel like a compromise.
Getting started
Pick a game, get your team on a video call at the agreed time, and follow the link we send you — that’s the whole setup. Games run about the same length as our physical rooms, so plan for roughly an hour including a short briefing. If your team has already played one of our online games and enjoyed it, we regularly add new stories — check back or ask us what’s coming next.
What you’ll need on your end
A laptop or desktop with a webcam, a stable internet connection, and a video call app your team already uses is all it takes — we don’t require any particular platform. Screen-sharing the puzzle from one device works better than everyone trying to view it separately, so agree on a host before the session starts.
Pricing and what’s included
Online games are priced per team rather than per player, so the cost stays the same whether three people or eight join the call. That flat pricing tends to make online games an easy yes for teams who want to try something together without worrying about per-head costs adding up.
Booking a slot
Online games can be booked the same way as our physical rooms — pick a date and time that works for your team on our site, and you’ll get a confirmation with the video link and everything else you need ahead of time. It’s a small investment for an hour that gets a distributed team actually working together instead of just talking on a call.
Whether it is a one-off social hour or a recurring team ritual, our online games scale to whatever your calendar allows, with no travel and no venue to arrange.