Project: Escape, Marietta

Project: Escape doesn't just build escape rooms. They create entire worlds. In these spacious, high-ceiling chambers, participants immerse themselves in thrilling adventures that recall some of their favorite movies and video games. Take a closer look at the three scenarios currently featured:

• Exposure: At the world's leading viral and pathogen research facility, daily tours show guests what it looks like when scientific minds set about creating viruses capable of destroying the human race. When one of the containment systems is breached, a group of 12 civilians must see if they can quarantine the virus and make it out alive before the entire lab is incinerated.
• Vault 202: It's the apocalypse. Bummer. Fortunately, you and your fellow survivors have holed up in an impenetrable vault containing everything you'll need to survive the radioactive onslaught. Unfortunately, somebody has also left an armed nuclear bomb in the vault as well. One hour should be plenty of time to figure out how to disarm it—right?
• The Artifact: When an internationally renowned archaeologist and explorer goes missing, you must piece together whatever it is he discovered on his last excursion. Fortunately for you, you'll be able to use the artifacts left over in his office to solve the riddle. Unfortunately for you, there's no guarantee you won't be the next to disappear.