Epoch Quests · Virtual Escape Rooms

Virtual escape rooms for friends and colleagues

We send your team to different eras and pivotal moments in history — to explore them and escape together. 5–10 players, 30–45 minutes.

Choose a room$9.99 · 24 hours from first activation. Buy now, play when your team is ready.

One screen for all

The host shares their screen; everyone else watches, debates and suggests. Nobody is forced to click.

30–45 minutes

Perfect for a night with friends, team building or a Friday call. No sign-up for players.

Real history

Every object is a real fact of its era. You leave knowing things you didn't.

Painterly worlds

Every scene is a painting — the mood of a canvas, not a museum display.

Rooms

Free demo

1776 · Philadelphia

Declaration of Independence

Locked in with the parchment on signing morning. A magic square, a cipher and a lock. ~10–15 min.

Free

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79 AD · Roman Empire

Last Day of Pompeii

Locked in a winery by mistake as Vesuvius erupts. Break out before the city is buried in ash.

$9.99

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Coming soon

More journeys coming soon

Leonardo's workshop, the Library of Alexandria and more historical quests are in production.

Feedback

One screen. A whole team of detectives.

  1. 01

    Choose a historical adventure

  2. 02

    Gather in Zoom, Teams or Meet

  3. 03

    One host shares the game screen

  4. 04

    Explore, discuss and escape together

How to play

A shared adventure makes a great gift

Pick a historical quest. Your recipient chooses when to activate their 24-hour adventure.

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Questions & answers

Does everyone need to buy access?

No. One $9.99 purchase covers one group of 5–10 people. The host opens the game and shares the screen.

Do we need to book a time?

No booking. Your 24 hours begin when you press the activation button, not when you pay.

What equipment do we need?

A laptop or desktop, a modern browser, internet and a video call with screen sharing. No download needed.

What if we get stuck?

Every puzzle includes progressive hints. Use them whenever your group needs help.

Questions & answers