A Sequel to Madorica Real Estate, an Escape Game That Uses a Pen and Paper, Is in Development

By jaslin On May 20, 2022

An official sequel to Madorica Real Estate is being developed for PC (Steam) and Nintendo Switch. They haven’t announced a release date yet, but they hope to get it out by the end of the year.

A pen and paper are the only tools needed to solve the puzzles in Madorica Real Estate. When you start working at the Madorica Real Estate Agency, you’ll be in a city where many of the houses are haunted. The firm president left a few tips about how to get rid of the spirits in a home before renting it out.

Memos of clues found in rooms in the houses will also be taken by the players to solve riddles. To avoid having to rely just on the game screen, the official website provides layouts for each property in PDF format.

Marica Real Estate’s design was lauded for being deep like an analog board game despite its small size of only 20 levels. According to Nintendo World Report, the game’s Nintendo Switch edition received an 8.5 out of 10.

As of late, Gift Ten Industry has been working on a wide range of projects, including Madorica Real Estate. Audio Party Pack, Kaminazo, and Kotoba Hakase, an app that combines software and cards to learn foreign languages, were all released by them (roughly translates to Language Professor).

Aside from that, the sequel will have participation from greendice’s Tumbleweed real-world escape room business. It will continue to use floor designs, but Tumbleweed’s know-how will be incorporated into the game to add even more concepts. There will be a total of 20 stages, as in the first game.

Tsukasa Masuko will once again be in charge of music production. In other news, just 50 copies of the original Madorica Real Estate soundtrack will be made available on cassette tape.

“The Escape Game is opening a new location in Downtown DC, slated to open Friday”

Participating in The Escape Game requires teams of four or more people to work together to solve puzzles and overcome obstacles in a live, 60-minute adventure. Themes range from 1950s prisons to submarine missions to classic art heists. For those looking for an elevated unplugged journey, the games are meant for families, friends, couples, corporate groups, and anybody else.

WE’RE HIRING: If want to join a passionate team working on the coolest thing ever (escape rooms), apply now! Openings available across the country🙌

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— The Escape Game (@TheEscapeGame) May 16, 2022

It was founded in 2014 and immediately rose to the top of the list of must-do activities in Nashville. With more than 70,000 five-star reviews, The Escape Game has now moved to New York City; Orlando; Las Vegas; Chicago; and more. It has also worked with brands like Disney, Amazon, The 49ers, and Nickelodeon to create experiences.

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At 3,700 square feet, The Escape Game in Downtown DC will feature two stories of the company’s most popular escape rooms. The new setting will introduce never-before-seen tunnels, hidden doors, and plot twists. In 2021, Escape Room Live’s two D.C.-area facilities were acquired by The Escape Game. After the Georgetown location was renamed, it was updated with new features, such as The Escape Game’s hint button.

Teddy Cheek, The Escape Game’s Director of Marketing and Brand, says, “We are pleased to introduce our immersive experiences to Downtown DC.” Over four million people around the country have enjoyed our world-class game designers’ highly-curated escape rooms.”

Teams of up to eight individuals can book one of four possible adventures: The Depths, Special Ops: Mysterious Market, The Heist, or Prison Break. Each of these adventures has its unique theme and setting. It costs $34.99 per person to play, and there is extensive information on the games’ features and difficulty levels available on the company’s website. Unlike other escape rooms, the games here are constructed uniquely. As a result, The Escape Game is dedicated to providing guests of all ages with immersive and interesting entertainment that is free of violence. For each game, there are in-store escape rooms and virtual escape rooms that can be played from anywhere through Zoom with Remote Adventures,” the company says.

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