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Game #22 - Escape the Moon (Single Game)

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🌙 Escape the Moon: A Thrilling Adventure!



Embark on a futuristic lunar cruise gone wrong. With no crew and a malfunctioning AI, you must solve puzzles and crack codes to save your spaceship. Race against time as oxygen depletes. Can you reboot the ship and return to Earth before being lost in space? Experience this standalone, tabletop escape room adventure today!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet H. ★★★★★

The lunar cruise setting made me feel genuinely stranded, and I loved figuring out how to disable the malfunctioning AI before time ran out. It took my group about 45 minutes to escape, and the puzzles felt challenging but fair.

George M. ★★★★★

Took this on a road trip and the lunar cruise theme really pulled me in—the malfunctioning AI bits keep the tension up without feeling unfair. The codes are satisfying to crack, and we finished right before the timer, which made the win feel earned.

Ryan R. ★★★★★

The puzzles are cleverly tied to the ship's systems, making you feel like you're actually fixing the AI. I got stuck on the navigation code for a solid twenty minutes, but solving it felt incredibly rewarding.