In the heart of Quebec City's Saint-Sacrement neighbourhood, Cabinet Mysteriis has established itself as a benchmark in escape games. Under the guise of an escape game, Cabinet Mysteriis sets out to deliver a playful, immersive experience out of the ordinary, one that makes you feel out of this world. Cabinet Mysteriis stands out through its original worlds, its sets and its scenarios, and offers an immersive escape game with live actors. In groups of 2 to 6, the brave are locked inside a painting where they'll have to communicate and draw on each person's strengths to solve the puzzles and challenges standing between them and victory. Every room is tied together by a shared story, which gives a narrative coherence you won't find anywhere else.
Among the adventures on offer, Magnum Opus stands out as the Cabinet's most intense experience. Formerly "Le reflet de la folie" from Codex (a company that closed in Laval in August 2020 and was acquired by Cabinet Mysteriis), Magnum Opus was reworked to fit better into the Quebec City company's universe. The sculptor Patrick Anktil, who specializes in Dark art, took part in the redesign of the set with a clear mission: to frighten players in a diabolical setting. Billed as a frightening scenario, the game is recommended for ages 16 and up. The story? Léon Wallace, the Cabinet's art restorer, is working on an "Ultimate painting" that seems to be coming to life in unsettling ways… It's up to you to find out what lies behind the canvas! An adventure that blends horror, puzzles and adrenaline — perfect for thrill seekers and for groups who really want to give themselves the shivers.
