Metaverse: LOST Introduces the First Metaverse Escape Room Game 

The LOST metaverse escape game is coming soon and has ambitious plans for the wider world of LOST.

LOST, the Hong Kong real-life escape game company, is launching a new escape room in the metaverse. This unique first-ever virtual escape room will begin on the 15th of May and is a play to learn, play to earn experience.

Players can enjoy all the mystery and teamwork elements of a real-life escape room whilst sitting comfortably in their own homes. Moreover, players can also earn rewards for their effort in the game.

What’s So Appealing About LOST Metaverse Escape Room?

LOST can use the technology available to create a truly breathtaking escape room, far from the constraints of reality. Whereas real-world escape rooms have their limitations because of factors including space, finances, and creative elements, the metaverse does not.

Players must navigate a series of puzzles and riddles, like the real-life escape rooms, to find their way out. Every time they unlock a treasure box, it brings them one step closer to freedom.

LOST has chosen several creative scenarios for its metaverse escape room. These rooms draw inspiration from fictional events, historical stories, and myths worldwide. The plans for this are incredibly immersive and are adventure games, both online and offline.

Significantly, players can switch between the physical and virtual worlds whilst completing tasks. By doing this, they earn metaverse tokens and NFTs.

That’s not all. LOST is also building a metaverse escape room for children aged 6 to 14. LOST junior is an experiential education game that teaches children to learn storytelling. Also, it involves scientific explanations and develops social skills while playing and collecting rewards alone or with a team online.

Finally, LOST plans to open up an entire game world with their metaverse escape room in the future. “In the future, LOST looks forward to building a Web 3.0-based virtual world that will be named LOST Island – an ultimate game world of a gaming ecosystem with infinite possibility, defining the new GameFi.” said Rick Woo, founder of LOST.