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| Industry | Entertainment (Real-Life Escape Game) |
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| Founded | August 1, 2013 in Seattle, Washington, United States |
| Founders | Nate Martin, Lindsay Morse |
Area served | Seattle, Washington, Long Island, New York, Newton, Massachusetts, and United States (portable games), and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line |
| Products | Escape from Studio D, The Grimm Escape, Escape from Twenty Thousand Leagues, Hollywoodland Mystery, Escape from the Future, Escape the Midnight Carnival, Escape the Rubicon |
| Website | puzzlebreak |
Puzzle Break is an escape room company headquartered in Seattle, Washington, co-founded by Nate Martin and Lindsay Morse. It is the first American-based escape room company.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
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