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Escape: A Ghost Story
A group of escape room employees must face their fears and overcome a series of murderous puzzles set by a malicious ghost who has haunted the building or face the dire consequences.
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A group of escape room employees must face their fears and overcome a series of murderous puzzles set by a malicious ghost who has haunted the building or face the dire consequences.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Robin Careless, Dale Mulligan
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Flawed Designs
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