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In this community room, you and a friend participate in quirky experiments to learn everything about having human hands. Yep. 
In Miasma: The Cursed Amulet by Dr Krank, you are drawn into the mystery surrounding an ancient amulet buried with Esmeralda, the wife of Edmund Davies. Some believe the amulet, a gift from her husband before her sudden death, is cursed. Recently reported missing, you must sneak into the Davies' mansion to uncover the truth and possibly claim the amulet for yourself. The room offers a rich narrative, atmospheric environments, and creative use of props. Players have praised the immersive story and ambiance, though some encountered a minor issue with item placement that required a restart. Ideal for single or multiplayer sessions, this medium-hard room offers an engaging 1-hour experience.
GetOffMyBeard is behind this community room gem, where you are trapped inside the tomb of King Tut, with puzzles and surprises that hold the key to your freedom. Time is short, and you must offer four sacrifices or risk being trapped forever. This room is part of the Mystery Pack Community Challenge and features contributions from several creators, including an amulet by Brushstroke and a Magic 8 Ball by Arnau Llobera Donoso. While the room’s atmosphere and puzzles were praised, some players found it difficult to interpret certain symbols without a guide.
SuperFriiz made one the best-looking rooms ever made in the Escape Simulator. 
In Artblocked by Endermanifest, you and a friend must work together to escape a mysterious studio. After returning from vacation, an artist finds their studio subtly altered and, soon after, locked inside by mechanical gears. One player takes on the role of The Artist, navigating the space and solving puzzles, while the other plays The Computer, remotely gathering information to assist. With a focus on teamwork and communication, both players must collaborate closely to solve the puzzles and escape the eerie studio.
Zeekman1400 and Kulprit2 brought In Silence We Fall, that takes you aboard a long-abandoned deep space station where your mission is to uncover its mysterious fate. Set in an atmosphere-rich environment, the room blends eerie, isolated spaces with both digital and analog technology. Armed with limited tools, you’ll solve puzzles and uncover cryptic clues as the story unravels with each unlocked door. The emotional weight of the narrative is heightened by haunting audio recordings and a sense of finality to the station’s silence. While designed for 2+ players, the room also accommodates solo play, offering an equally immersive experience.
Our community member, cl0mar is the author of Elemental Temple Escape. You enter an ancient temple where the forces of wind, fire, water, and earth converge. Your goal is to retrieve the powerful Elemental Amulet, navigating through mystical puzzles tied to these elements. Created for the Mystery Pack Community Challenge, the room has been praised for its engaging concept, beautiful design, and well-crafted puzzles. It's a short, cozy, and accessible adventure that players find easy to understand and fun to play. you enter an ancient temple where the forces of wind, fire, water, and earth converge. Your goal is to retrieve the powerful Elemental Amulet, navigating through mystical puzzles tied to these elements. Created for the Mystery Pack Community Challenge, the room has been praised for its engaging concept, beautiful design, and well-crafted puzzles. It's a short, cozy, and accessible adventure that players find easy to understand and fun to play.
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