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Escape room and treasure hunt templates, playable online

14 escape room and treasure hunt games you can play right now, without an account: a mini escape room of chained locks, a pirate treasure hunt, a classroom escape, a GPS trail across a town or a playground. Each one runs 10 to 60 minutes, on the players' phones or on one shared screen. Play one, then copy it into the builder and change the riddles, the codes and what is hidden at the end. 2 of them publish free; the ones dressed in a theme and a filmed object publish with an Event Pass or Pro.

14 templates

Mini escape roomEvent Pass
Medium25 min3 steps

Mini escape room

Three rooms, three mechanics, one final code. The shortest complete escape game you can run in a single room.

Locks used: Numeric code, Colour sequence, Touch pattern

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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Treasure huntEvent Pass
Easy40 min3 steps

Treasure hunt

A three-stop outdoor hunt. Print one QR code per stop and let the trail do the rest.

Locks used: Numeric code, Direction (4 ways)

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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Classroom escape gameEvent Pass
Easy30 min3 steps

Classroom escape game

Three questions across three subjects, one shared screen, each answer opening the next. Built for a class of thirty with no equipment beyond the projector.

Locks used: Numeric code, Written answer

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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GPS trailEvent Pass
Medium60 min2 steps

GPS trail

A city trail that checks where players actually are. Two real checkpoints, walked in order.

Locks used: Real GPS position

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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Playground treasure hunt
Easy15 min3 steps

Playground treasure hunt

Three clues across a school yard or a garden, for children from about six: count some legs, guess what grows in a bed, and open the chest. Read the clues aloud or hand them a phone.

Locks used: Numeric code, Written answer

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT

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Mini classroom escape room
Easy20 min3 steps

Mini classroom escape room

Three rooms, three subjects, one shared screen: a math chain, a science poster and a caretaker's note. A twenty-minute classroom escape room for a whole class, no equipment beyond the projector.

Locks used: Numeric code, Written answer

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT

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Pirate Treasure TrailEvent Pass
Easy40 min4 steps

Pirate Treasure Trail

A birthday hunt for children of six to ten: read the map, hoist the flags, cross the shark rocks and count the paces to the chest. Prints on one page, plays on one phone.

Locks used: Direction (8 ways), Colour sequence, Touch pattern, Numeric code

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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The Vault HeistEvent Pass
Hard45 min5 steps

The Vault Heist

Five rooms between your team and the vault: the guard's rota, the breaker panel, a laser grid, the founder's word and the dial itself. A full evening for four to six players.

Locks used: Numeric code, Ordered switches, Touch pattern, Written answer

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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The Detective CaseEvent Pass
Hard50 min5 steps

The Detective Case

A murder mystery for a team-building afternoon or a dinner party: the coded note, the seating plan, the sequence of events, the archive login and the time of the crime. Five steps, one culprit.

Locks used: Written answer, Grid 4x4, Ordered switches, Username and password, Numeric code

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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The Haunted ManorEvent Pass
Medium30 min4 steps

The Haunted Manor

A Halloween trail through four rooms of an old house: the candles in the hall, the staircase, the music room and the crypt gate. Spooky enough for teenagers, gentle enough for a family.

Locks used: Colour sequence, Direction (4 ways), Musical sequence, Numeric code

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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Space Station LockdownEvent Pass
Medium35 min4 steps

Space Station Lockdown

A science lesson disguised as a rescue: restore power, seal the leaking module, steer the capsule and dock. Four steps, one class, real facts about the Moon at the end.

Locks used: Switches, Grid 4x4, Direction (8 ways), Numeric code

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.

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Lab LockdownPro
Hard15 min5 steps

Lab Lockdown

Fifteen minutes to get out of a sealed laboratory. Five doors: a temperature, four corner trays, three vents in order, a mini sudoku and a five-letter word. One clock, kept on the server, one run per device.

Locks used: Numeric code, Grid 4x4, Ordered switches, Sudoku, Wordle

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with Pro.

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Countdown VaultPro
Medium10 min4 steps

Countdown Vault

Ten minutes on the clock, four locks, one play per device. A year on a plaque, a sudoku to settle the nerves, three switches in order and the vault's own word. The clock is kept on the server and the fastest time wins.

Locks used: Numeric code, Sudoku, Ordered switches, Written answer

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with Pro.

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The Last TrainPro
Hard12 min5 steps

The Last Train

Twelve minutes to catch the last train. A departure time, the conductor's tablet, the station chime, two signals and the word on the board. One clock for the five of them, kept on the server.

Locks used: Numeric code, Username and password, Musical sequence, Switches, Written answer

Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with Pro.

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Filmed objects for these locks

15 objects filmed for this occasion, in the builder: they fidget while the lock holds and open on video when it gives way.

Questions

How does an online escape room work with these templates?
Each template is a chain of locks. Players open a link, read the first riddle, type the code, and the next lock appears, until the last one reveals the treasure: a message, a photo, a video, a file or the next clue of a real-world hunt. Nothing to install, and no account for the players.
Can I use them for a real treasure hunt, outdoors or in a building?
Yes. Put a QR code at each station that opens the lock for that station, or use the GPS trail template, whose locks only open when a player's phone is actually standing where you said. The reveal of each lock can be the hint for where the next one is hidden.
How long does it take to make my own escape room from a template?
About twenty minutes. Copy the template, rewrite the riddles and codes to your place and your players, swap the reward, and publish. The structure, the hints and the wrong-answer messages are already there.

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