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We have collected three interesting fun facts about escape rooms in this article, that you might not have known.
Escape rooms are the physical equivalents of computer escape games. It’s a relatively new concept, the first was opened by Takao Kato in Kyoto in 2008, after which it became widely popular in Japan and Singapore. In parallel with its spread in the Far East, the first rooms in Budapest, Hungary were also opened, based on the theory of Mihály Csíkszentmihályi’s Flow.
Yep, it's really that simple. The Flow experience is, in short, a state of functioning of your brain in which you are completely immersed in what you do, concentrate, and completely surrender to the process, and therefore, when you successfully solve it, you feel bursting joy, even euphoria. Since physical reality escape games bind all your senses, you have a much better chance of experiencing this sensation there than sitting in front of a computer.
We’ve talked about this in countless articles, but escape rooms offer the best experience if you have a decent team. Besides team sports and work, this level of cooperation is not required anywhere else. Get to know your friends and family better, seize the opportunity to see them in a way as never before.
Did you get in the mood for an escape room? Take a look at our directory and book now!
