They soon realize they aren't alone; the other passengers are all "champions"—sole survivors of previous Minos escape rooms [3, 4]. To survive the night, this elite group must solve a series of increasingly elaborate and cruel puzzles:
A deceptive paradise where the "sand" is actually quicksand and the surroundings are dissolved by acid rain [3]. They soon realize they aren't alone; the other
A hyper-realistic set where everything—from the phone booths to the manhole covers—is rigged with lethal traps. The survivors of the first lethal maze, Zoey
The survivors of the first lethal maze, Zoey and Ben, travel to New York City to confront the Minos Corporation, the shadow organization behind the deadly games [1, 2]. However, their quest for justice is cut short when they are lured into a subway car that detaches from the train and transforms into an electrified trap [2]. Minos has been watching her every move, using
As the body count rises, Zoey discovers that the game is more personal than she imagined [1]. Minos has been watching her every move, using her trauma to engineer the "ultimate" puzzle. In a final twist, she learns that some players from her past may not be as dead as she thought, and the "Tournament of Champions" is merely a recruitment drive for a much larger, more global game [1, 4].
A high-voltage arena where they must collect tokens to exit before the carriage is fried.
A room filled with hidden floor pressure sensors and a rapidly approaching laser grid [3].