History of escape room I

Escape games, also known as room escape, escape game, or escape room, are very popular these days. Who wouldn’t like to feel the joy of success in an interesting story? In this case:

being happy means being the main character in a mysterious story, using both your mind and body. Playing this type of game, you work together with your loved ones in a complex puzzle room. You have to solve clues, play mini-games, and open boxes together. When you manage to open or solve one of them, you’ll celebrate by shouting and cheering happily from the excitement. It strengthens bonds with your loved ones.

It’s much more than being in an amusement park; it’s something you have to solve, and solving it brings a lot of success and happiness. Plus, the time is limited. You only have one hour for everything. If you can’t escape, something bad will happen in the story. Hurry up and feel the pressure of time.

The origin of this game is from Japan, but here in Europe, it comes from Hungary. It’s a global trend.

The original idea came from a Hungarian guy who lives in Budapest, where the first game in Europe was invented, inspired by the book Flow. It’s a theory of happiness by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who is also Hungarian but lives in the United States. His ideology: “being in a state of complete concentration, absorbed by an activity, brings high levels of well-being.” This type of game provides an experience of “flow.” This idea of focused attention is similar to meditation. That’s why escape room games are so famous, and you should try them sometime. It will make you addicted to escape rooms.

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