ADD ONLINE PLAYERS TO YOUR ESCAPE ROOM in real time
Online Players — Actively Playing, Not Watching
In-Room Players — The Physical Game Remains Untouched
The Game Master — One Control Point for HybridPlay
Online players join the game live from anywhere in the world. Through a real-time control interface with your existing live camera feeds, they interact directly with physical puzzles inside the escape room — enabling power, confirming solutions, and coordinating with the in-room team. They are not spectators; they are essential teammates contributing to real puzzle outcomes as the game unfolds.
The Game Master — One Control Point for HybridPlay
In-Room Players — The Physical Game Remains Untouched
The Game Master — One Control Point for HybridPlay
The Game Master oversees both in-room players and online participants from a single control station. Using live camera feeds and the HYBRIDPLAY control dashboard, the GM manages puzzle states, monitors progress, and ensures smooth collaboration between physical and remote players. The hybrid system fits naturally into existing GM workflows — no room rebuild required.
In-Room Players — The Physical Game Remains Untouched
In-Room Players — The Physical Game Remains Untouched
In-Room Players — The Physical Game Remains Untouched
In-room players experience the escape room exactly as designed: physical props, tactile puzzles, and immersive environments. The difference is invisible — online teammates assist remotely by powering systems, verifying solutions, and unlocking progress. The room itself remains intact, preserving immersion while expanding participation beyond the walls.
The HYBRIDPLAY starter kit
Simon Says (HybridPlay Control)
Traditional Keypad Control Entry
Traditional Keypad Control Entry
This physical Simon Says puzzle is solved as a team, with online players viewing the real keypad through live cameras while interacting with a matching Simon interface on their computer screen. Remote players can trigger sequences, guide timing, and coordinate the solve in real time—directly influencing how the in-room team completes the pattern.
Traditional Keypad Control Entry
Traditional Keypad Control Entry
Traditional Keypad Control Entry
Online players solve clues and enter codes using an interactive keypad image on their computer screen that mirrors the physical keypad in the room. When the correct code is entered, the system triggers real-world actions—unlocking drawers, safes, or progression devices—so remote players aren’t spectators; they are actively controlling the puzzle outcome.
Power Tesla Node System
Traditional Keypad Control Entry
Power Tesla Node System
The Three Power Nodes create a dramatic hybrid moment where online players energize and align the system using interactive control screens, while watching the real nodes respond through live camera views. When remote players solve the node sequence correctly, the physical room powers up—triggering lights, devices, and unlock events that prepare the escape room for the next puzzle phase.