Stories of Tie Up Games

Wow looks like fun

Oh wow [mention]leahjstaples1234[/mention] what an amazing photo!

What's going on here?!

I too want to know, this has to have some sort of context.

I found this https://thegreatescapegame.co.uk/

This looks really interesting (I might have to try and give it a go). The facebook page has a bunch of similar (but not nearly as good) pictures of people cuffed, blindfolded, tapegagged etc.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/escapesheff ... e_internal

chris wrote: ↑5 years ago This looks really interesting (I might have to try and give it a go). The facebook page has a bunch of similar (but not nearly as good) pictures of people cuffed, blindfolded, tapegagged etc.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/escapesheff ... e_internal

Yes the picture was randomly taken from the FB.

It's an escape room - you get locked in a room and have to complete some puzzles to get out. Very popular nowadays. This one is horror themed and while I haven't been my guess would be this is a picture they stage at the start to make it look like the players have been kidnapped, which is probably the story of the escape room. Getting the keys to their handcuffs might be part of the puzzle, that's a pretty common element I think.

This looks like such a cool game. I'd love to participate

We need more services like this in the states!

I love that they are all blindfolded as well as gagged and tied up. Blindfolded and gagged is the only way to be.

Must see if we can get there for a special occasion. Haloween special anyone?

TapedUpDetective wrote: ↑5 years ago We need more services like this in the states!

Perhaps if some of us were to responsibly approach this problem.... I find it very interesting the interactions at the beginning of the film "take me," between the small business owner and the loan servicer at the bank. Take some business classes and come up with a better hook than him and you might be successful!

A few more good ones.

Ooh, those r some nice ones!

Oh my, looks like so much fun

There are "Escape Rooms" here in the states, but no bondage is involved. Your group (it could be you and a few strangers, or you and others you know) are put in a room, again, no restraints, and have a certain time period to figure out how to get out. The room has clues. You're supposed to work together to figure out how to escape.

At least, the ones I know about.

We need some like this in the US. Heck, if I had the money, I'd open one myself.

herdfaninrva wrote: ↑4 years ago We need some like this in the US. Heck, if I had the money, I'd open one myself.

I actually am planning on opening something like this in my hometown. These escape rooms are really popular here and there isn't a single one that incorporates ties or the kidnapping concept.

NabHer wrote: ↑4 years ago
I actually am planning on opening something like this in my hometown. These escape rooms are really popular here and there isn't a single one that incorporates ties or the kidnapping concept.

I only know of 1 escape room in my fairly large metro area, so I think one would be successful here.

Escape rooms are still pretty big (there's a few in my city), but alas few are relevant to us. I know there are a few more that do have you start handcuffed (obvious first puzzle I guess), but I haven't managed to get to any.