Gather your gang, board the Nexlev Express, and pull off the heist of the century! Lie, cheat and steal your way through this non-traditional escape game. You’ll need all your social engineering skills, plus out-of-the-box thinking, if you want to swipe the goods!
Calling all literary heroes! The world of literature has broken free and has merged with reality… and sucked you in.
We have TWO COPIES of this room for groups of more than 12 players, or if you want to go head-to head!
Your team of investigators has been conscripted by the CIA to investigate an alien artefact they’ve discovered. What could possibly go wrong?
The greatest game of the century is back and you have a chance to compete for fame and fortune! Split your group into two teams, and let The Game begin!
Are you ready for your big adventure in the woods? A cozy, narrative escape game set in a forest where time flows differently…
You’re the new recruits the guys plucked from the city, to accompany the transport containing a cure for the zombie outbreak, right? Doesn’t matter if you’re not competent, just guard everything you’re transporting with your life like the cannon fodder… uh, brave survivors, that you are! What could go wrong?
No bookings or installations needed, simply purchase a code and start playing in your browser!
Enjoyed our games, or want to give someone else a special experience they won’t forget? We offer gift vouchers for all group sizes, as well as for fixed amounts, valid for 3 years from purchase!
Even when you escape Ex Libris, you never really leave... The joy of puzzle solving shines through in their execution. [Read full review]
Next Level are a great outfit who really care about providing immersive and well-designed experiences. There are very few rooms in Sydney (or Australia) that will have you laughing out loud – both The Artefact and Ex Libris at Next Level will have you laughing, I guarantee it.
[Read Ex Libris review] / [Read Artefact review]
As it is becoming a signature of Next Level, The Artefact mixes tons of puzzles with humor and, especially in this room, heaps of lateral thinking. What impressed me the most was how the game designers managed to create good puzzles out of mundane items and common actions of daily life. [Read full review]
The Puzzle Design in Ex Libris is of the highest quality... So, do I recommend this room? Do I even need to answer? YES!
