OPENED IN 2024

Laboratory was one of A/Maze’s original escape rooms, launched in 2014 at the Atwater location in Montreal. The story centered around the mysterious disappearance of Professor Stroganoff, with players entering his secret laboratory to investigate and recover his research. After roughly 12 years of operation, Laboratory officially closed on June 18, 2026, along with several other Atwater games, making way for a new generation of A/Maze experiences.

OPENED IN 2014

Lost Temple was one of A/Maze’s escape rooms at the Atwater location in Montreal, offering players an adventure inspired by ancient ruins and hidden treasures. Players entered a mysterious forgotten temple, where they had to uncover secrets, solve puzzles, and find their way out before time ran out. After several years of operation, Lost Temple officially closed on June 18, 2026, alongside Laboratory and Prison Break, making way for a new generation of A/Maze experiences.

OPENED IN 2014

Prison Break was one of A/Maze’s original escape rooms, launched in 2014 at the Atwater location in Montreal. Along with Laboratory, it was part of the company’s very first escape game lineup. After roughly 12 years of operation, Prison Break officially closed on June 18, 2026, along with other Atwater games, making way for a new generation of A/Maze experiences.

OPENED IN OCTOBER 2018

The Bunker began as part of our A/Maze Halloween Week in 2018 at A/Maze Pointe-Claire. It included multiple videos detailing an advancing narrative track, innovative puzzles with cool technologies such as 3D Enhanced Reality and some older ones like morse code. When the players pressed the red button, they were warned that they had just activated the Project and that nukes would be launched to surrounding countries in one hour.

OPENED IN MARCH 2018

Bank Robbery first started off as a James Bond game. Starting the game with a suitcase of gadgets, it features incredible puzzles and challenges such as avoiding lasers to get to the vault, 3D-printing your vault code, and fishing for a key. A robot could turn off the motion sensor for you and the cameras of the room were part of the puzzles!

OPENED IN OCTOBER 2017

Serial Killer was a game at A/Maze Griffintown. It opened in early 2016 and was our first horror escape room. New ideas were coming and coming, finally, we decided to make it part of something bigger! To access the game you were required to pass by a bar upstairs called “Playground”. If you had the right password a gamemaster would come and take you to the basement.

OPENED IN JANUARY 2016

Casino robbery was a game at A/Maze Griffintown. It opened in early 2016 and had the reputation for the hardest room we had. Casino Robbery was the final game for the Mafia Challenge! Which is a series of escape rooms that follow the same story. In other words, it was The Final Mission for a multi-step heist. Plus with the success rate of 10%, you definitely needed the experience gained from previous games.

OPENED IN APRIL 2018

The Magic Academy was a game at A/Maze Pointe-Claire. It opened in early 2018 and instantly got a lot of attention, becoming the most played game of the year at A/Maze! The possibilities were endless for this game, and we soon realized we had a lot more we could add to it to make it even more magical! For that exact reason, in late 2019, the Magic Academy welcomed its last students before closing.

OPENED IN MAY 2016

The Circus was opened at A/Maze Pointe-Claire in 2016 with the Museum Robbery and the Pirate Ship. The game had all sorts of different secrets like a fake stage, a door that lead to a brick wall and the Medallion hidden behind a mirror. The game was fun, up-beat, and very well liked. Unfortunately, when A/Maze had to move in 2017, the game had to go, but it will always be remembered by Game Masters and players alike.

OPENED IN MAY 2016

The Pirate Ship was at A/Maze Pointe-Claire from 2016 to 2017, when we had to relocate and the game was forever gone. The adventure had you search through the room for different parts of Black Beard’s journal that detailed his expedition. Once you had them all, you could calculate their departure coordinates on a giant map and discover the code to open up the captain’s treasure!

OPENED IN MARCH 2018

MEDIAVAL DUNGEON was a game at A/Maze Pointe-Claire. It was one of the older games with the idea to travel to a different time. Everything was there to make you feel like a prisoner of the medieval period. Special attention was dedicated to props and tools for puzzles. How would you escape from a cell with a rope and a cup? You could have spent the whole game in real chainmail or lock your friends in old and heavy handcuffs.

OPENED IN MAY 2017

The Alien Maze opened in 2017 as our first non-escape game adventure! This unique survival experience had players chasing each other through a giant maze in the dark—with walls that could move and completely change the environment.

Different game modes offered chases, item searches, puzzles, and more. Despite its originality, escape games remained more popular, and the Alien Maze closed to the general public in 2019.

MOBILE GAME - OPENED IN JUNE 2018

Imagine an old 1987 Cadillac Brougham, owned by a notorious Montreal mafia boss. Your goal is to steal it before its owner shows up and kills you. The mission isn't easy, but certainly not impossible.

The game lasted 20 minutes and had a capacity of 20 people per hour.

OPENED IN MAY 2016

The Museum Robbery opened as one of the three games of A/Maze Pointe-Claire in 2016. The adventure had a secret passageway behind a painting, a room filled with lasers to avoid and sculptures under glass cases. It was, for a while, the hardest game at A/Maze with a success rate of around 9%! However, on December 31st 2017, the game came to an end as the A/Maze Pointe-Claire location had to move to a different part of the Fairview mall.

OPENED IN AUGUST 2018

Spacecraft Horizon took place in a huge maze with moving walls and was the biggest escape game to date at A/Maze! The ever-evolving labyrinth would split the players into two sub-groups who had to explore the creepy world around them. Throughout the game, they were helped by the ship’s Artificial Intelligence who would guide them from door to door. Closed during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.