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Yes. The Escape This escape rate over the last 12 months is 66%, against 48% over all logged games, and 5 of the 5 centres are running at or above their own all-time rate over the last 12 months, so it is not just one centre’s mix.
On average, yes. Over the last 12 months, horror-tagged Escape This rooms had a 58% escape rate; adventure rooms had 71%. The hardest adventure room, High Noon at Escape This Perth CBD, still sits among the horror rooms near the top of the difficulty table.
Buried Alive at Escape This Northbridge, going by escape rate over the last 12 months. Only 40% of its games in that time ended in an escape, the lowest of the 38 Escape This rooms with 100 or more games in the last 12 months. High Noon at Escape This Perth CBD is next at 41%.
By escape rate over the last 12 months, among Escape This rooms with 100+ games in that time: 1. Buried Alive, Northbridge (40%), 2. High Noon, Perth CBD (41%), 3. Cannibal, Northbridge (42%), 4. Zombie Apocalypse, Northbridge (43%) and 5. Entombed, Perth CBD (48%). Three of the five are in Northbridge.
Pirates at Escape This Melbourne CBD has the highest escape rate among ranked Escape This rooms over the last 12 months: 99%. Magic School at Escape This Manly follows at 98%. A room with a high rate can still be tight on time, so check its average winning time too.
High Noon at Escape This Perth CBD, with a 41% escape rate over the last 12 months, is the hardest Escape This adventure room. Entombed at Escape This Perth CBD (48%) and Bank Heist at Escape This Perth CBD (48%) come next.
Often, and by a lot. The widest gap over the last 12 months is Entombed: 48% of teams escaped at Perth CBD against 96% at Manly. Escape That lists every Escape This room that runs at more than one centre on the hardest page.
Dracula at Escape This Northbridge: 19% of its logged games have ended in an escape, the lowest all-time rate of the Escape This rooms with 100 or more games. Escape That ranks difficulty on the last 12 months, which reflects how the rooms play now.
Mostly, but not entirely. Escape rate measures how often teams beat the clock, and Escape That uses it as the difficulty ranking because it is the one measure every room shares. It also reflects who books a room: horror rooms with 18+ age limits draw different groups from family adventures at Escape This.
A room’s first few dozen games swing its escape rate wildly, and new rooms often start easy. Escape That ranks only Escape This rooms with 100 or more games in the last 12 months; the 3 rooms below that line are listed as not ranked yet.
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