ROOM EN7Y
The Antechamber of Sins
🔒 DIFFICULTY 3/5
2 to 6 players
Up to 8 players on request
⚠️ For mature players
Not recommended for under 12
👁 Horrific atmosphere/Psychological tension
❄️ Salle climatisée
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Room available exclusively in Grasse
They call them the Purified. Patients whose treatment no one dares to describe.
This isn’t about punishing sinners — it’s about fixing them. Stripping away what corrodes them, what makes them fail, what makes them human.
A therapy inspired by the seven deadly sins.
A method so effective it leaves behind a polished, empty shell — a soul scraped clean of its vices. No more pride. No more gluttony. No more envy. No choices. No noise. Nothing left out of place. You’ve been given the address. Your team has been sent to put an end to this nightmare. While he wonders…whether you, too, can be repaired.
Your mission is simple but dangerously delicate:
Confirm that this location truly belongs to the suspect, uncover what is really happening inside… and hold out until extraction.
A word of advice: if something feels out of place… assume it’s intentional.
An immersive escape room where your composure will be your only weapon during the 60 minutes of your infiltration…
“ENVY IS AN ADMISSION OF INFERIORITY”
Pierre Nicole
What Is the Sin of Envy?
60 Seconds of Culture
Envy is often described as an inner burn — a quiet bite that appears when looking at what others possess. A discreet yet devastating emotion. Unlike jealousy, envy isn’t the fear of losing something, but the obsessive desire to obtain what someone else has: possessions, success, relationships, talents… A slow, corrosive poison that eats away from within. Philosophers consider envy a “cold” sin: it doesn’t shout — it watches. It compares. It judges. It waits. “Envy is the most miserable of all passions, and the most unjust.” — La Rochefoucauld.
Historically, envy even appeared in medical diagnoses, treated as a disorder of the mind. An alteration. An anomaly. And today, it remains one of the darkest driving forces of human behavior… and one of the easiest to exploit.
