The Escape Game Brooklyn
Teams explore multi-room themed escape games, searching for clues and solving puzzles together before time runs out. The games are pitched at families and first-timers, with hints available when kids get stuck.
A game cafe with a library of over 1,000 board games that runs after-school classes in chess, Dungeons & Dragons, Pokemon and Magic, plus school-break camps and weekend junior RPG sessions.
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After-school classes, weekend RPGs and camps
Walk-in play $15 per person; classes priced separately
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Ages 7–17.
Walk-in play $15 per person; classes priced separately
After-school classes, weekend RPGs and camps
148 Pierrepont Street, 11201, in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. The Brooklyn Strategist is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by The Brooklyn Strategist: thebrooklynstrategist.com, or call (718) 576-3035.
Teams explore multi-room themed escape games, searching for clues and solving puzzles together before time runs out. The games are pitched at families and first-timers, with hints available when kids get stuck.
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