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Frankenstein Resurrection in brief
Frankenstein Resurrection is a 60-minute gothic horror escape room by Escape This. Victor Frankenstein holds your group captive in his laboratory during an electrical storm and promises freedom if you help bring his creature to life before the last lightning strike. It plays at Escape This Northbridge in Perth and Escape This Sydney CBD, with Melbourne CBD to follow in March 2027.
No. Frankenstein Resurrection has no live actors. The doctor, the storm and the creature come to life through the set, sculpted props, sound, lighting and machinery, while a gamesmaster follows your progress on camera from outside the room.
Three to six at Escape This Northbridge and three to eight at Escape This Sydney CBD. Saturday sessions of Frankenstein Resurrection need at least four, and neither venue stretches its maximum.
No. Some puzzles in Frankenstein Resurrection generate an electromagnetic field, so players with pacemakers can’t take part at any venue. Every other Escape This room is safe for them, and the team will help you choose one.
Frankenstein Resurrection plays at Escape This Northbridge, 48 Lake Street in Perth, and Escape This Sydney CBD, 630 George Street. A third laboratory opens at Escape This Melbourne CBD, 259 Collins Street, in March 2027, and a fourth is planned for Escape This Brisbane CBD in the first half of 2027.
56% of the 1,662 groups who have played Frankenstein Resurrection woke the creature in time. By venue: Escape This Northbridge 46%, Escape This Sydney CBD 78%.
The Frankenstein Resurrection record is 28:00, set by Jake’s group at Escape This Northbridge with 1 hint, leaving 32:00 of storm unused.
Escape This designed and built Frankenstein Resurrection in-house, laboratory, machinery and sculpted creature included. Escape This is Australia’s largest escape room operator, with its own escape room design studio and escape room factory.
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