A MURDER MYSTERY IN BLACK & WHITE
“On the mean streets of Portland, Oregon, circa 1955, the only thing that runs thicker than rainwater—is crime.”
When a seemingly ordinary accountant is found dead in a completely locked room, it’s up to you and your fellow detectives to crack the case. But with no motive, no suspects, and no gun, the Coppers don’t have a clue—but maybe you do, Gum-shoe?
Set in a completely black and white room, Film Noir pays homage to the hard-boiled crime thrillers of the 1940s & 1950s with thrills, chills, and puh-zills! It’s one of our toughest mysteries yet, will you solve it in time, or let the trail go dark?
“We did the Film Noir room and I was so impressed by how creative and unique the puzzles were”
“Excellent theme, great storyline, puzzles, props, effects… everything was solid. “
2 – 6 Players
$40 per Player Mon – Thur
$45 per Player Fri – Sun
All Booking Private
FILM NOIR FAQs
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Who Should Play Film Noir?
Film Noir is great for Escape Enthusiests! It is one of our more difficult and puzzle-centered eperiences—a great go-to for any puzzle enthusiest!
Film Noir is perfect for those who love a good murder-mystery! This themes is great for any detective, true-crime, or film noir aficianiado!
Is the Room Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes, with an unfortunate caveat. There is unfortunately a passageway that does not fit ADA requriements. While we are happy to escort anyone from one room to the next, it will certainly break the immersive experience. While we are happy to accomodate any group that still wishes to play this room, we generally recommend Players that use wheelchairs to book either our Prison Heist room or our Tales from the Attic room.
Is Film Noir a Difficult Room?
Film Noir is one of the hardest rooms we offer! It has about a 36% success rate regardless of group size. That said, we still consisitently have first-time escape players beat this room. If the theme interests you, we suggest you book—you’re sure to have a great time regardless!
Is Film Noir a Scary Room?
Film Noir is not a scary room. At the very start of the experience, there is the sound of gunshots and dicussion of murder, but there are no further scary elements such as jump-scares or blood.
Get in touch if you have any questions about our popular detective escape room. Escape Games PDX is located in Northwest Portland, not far from the scene of the crime …