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New MARBLE Escape Room

6 November 2023 by Guest

For those Comic-Con fans who always enjoy a world where imagination knows no bounds, a thrilling new immersive superhero themed experience called MARBLE, has been launched in South Africa.

The new MARBLE escape room promises to transport adventurers into a larger-than-life universe, combining the magic of storytelling, the thrill of solving puzzles, and the joy of becoming the hero of your own epic tale.

Brought to you by HintHunt Africa, the leader in top immersive escape room experiences that is redefining the realm of immersive entertainment in Africa, you get to step into the shoes – or rather, boots – of daring superheroes as you plunge headfirst into a captivating escape room experience like no other.

MARBLE meticulously crafted by the brilliant mind of Cobus Bosch, the visionary behind some of the most captivating escape room experiences at HintHunt Africa and Escapetrix. Drawing inspiration from his previous venture and years of ideation, Cobus has created an enthralling realm where participants can flex their mental muscles and conquer puzzling challenges like the superheroes they were meant to be.

“We wanted to bring a fresh and invigorating experience to everyone,” says Cobus. “The superhero theme has always fascinated people, and we knew it was time to let them don a mighty cape. But this isn’t just about being a hero, it’s about engaging with your surroundings, solving intricate puzzles, and uncovering the mysteries that lie within.”

Be the hero you’ve always wanted to be

What sets MARBLE apart from the rest is its sheer grandeur and innovation. This escape room breaks away from the conventional mould, boasting a scale that’s unmatched in the industry. The ingenious collaboration with internationally acclaimed set designers has birthed a marvel that’s larger than life, where every corner is an opportunity for awe-inspiring revelations.

“As the pioneers of escape room entertainment in Africa, we’ve always aimed to push the boundaries,” says Gary Kelly, Co-founder of HintHunt Africa. “MARBLE isn’t just an experience; it’s a statement. It’s about offering our players something they’ve never seen or felt before. The superhero theme adds that extra layer of excitement, allowing our patrons to fulfil their wildest fantasies.”

Escape rooms just got better

HintHunt Africa’s dedication to delivering the utmost quality has earned them the top spot in the industry since their inception in 2013. With the unveiling of their MARBLE escape room, they’re not only setting new standards but soaring above them. This escape room isn’t just a game; it’s a testament to the evolution of the escape room market over the past decade. From the meticulously designed sets to the jaw-dropping reveals, it’s an ode to the passion for innovation that HintHunt Africa holds dear.

“MARBLE is a culmination of all the lessons we’ve learned from the past. We’ve witnessed the growth and transformation of the escape room landscape globally, and we’ve poured that knowledge into crafting what we believe is one of the finest escape room experiences in the world,” adds Kelly. “The fusion of immersive storytelling, mind-boggling puzzles, and the exhilaration of a superhero journey creates an adventure that resonates on a global scale.”

As they continue to set new milestones, HintHunt Africa is gearing up to announce yet another monumental surprise in 2024, ensuring that South Africa’s world of immersive entertainment evolves beyond their audience’s expectations.

MARBLE is now open for bookings at HintHunt Africa ticket office located at the Watershed, V&A Waterfront.

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