New story · 45 or 60 minutes · 1930s heist

Last Call at the Blue Canary: a branded online escape room for team building

Last Call at the Blue Canary is a 45-minute 3D online escape room for team building (or 60 minutes): Washington, 1933: the team has until midnight to find a crime boss’s ledger, hidden in a speakeasy behind a barber shop. 4–6 players per team (up to 10 in one game), any number of teams. Your logo and colors go on the heroes: the agents. Plays in the browser, with Zoom, Teams, Meet or built-in voice and video. From $199.

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3,000+ teams since 2020 · plays in the browser, nothing to install

Key facts
Duration	45 or 60 minutes
Team size	4–6 players per team is ideal, up to 10 in one game; any number of teams at the same time
Difficulty	Medium
Theme	1930s heist · a jazz-age speakeasy
Branding	Your logo, colors and company name; your company is the agents, never the villain
Formats	Self-play (your teams play on their own) or Guided (a live host runs your event)
Price	From $199: Self-play $19 per person, Guided $29 per person
Language	English
Hints	Built in: every puzzle has hints, from a nudge to the answer
What you need	A browser on a laptop or a phone; no download, no sign-up
Booking	Open now: pay online, or ask us for a quote

The story

Washington, January 1933. Behind a barber shop sits the Blue Canary, the speakeasy where the Don keeps a ledger of every official he pays. He is back at midnight, and your team has one hour to find it.

Your company is the agents sent in on an anonymous tip. Behind the barber shop sit the bar, the card room and the Don’s office, with secret doors, a piano, a telephone and a safe nobody has ever opened. The Don’s car pulls up at midnight.

It is the 3D story game built on our classic Mafia 360: the same jazz-age mood, now a world your team walks through together, in your brand.

The team moves through the Barber Shop, the Blue Canary bar, the Card Room and the Don’s Office.

What teams do

No one can finish it alone: the puzzles are spread around and many need two or more players at once.

Two threads at once

From the first minute there are two lines of clues to follow, so the team splits up.

Read, add up, ring it in

One player reads a log aloud, one adds it up and one works the cash register.

Shout it across the room

One player at the telephone calls letters across the room to a teammate at the post box.

Play and listen

One reads a letter while another plays the piano; one tunes the radio while another writes down what they hear.

Two handles on the safe

At the end four players work one clue each, then two turn the safe’s two handles together.

How the branding works

Give us your company’s website. We take your logo, colors and name and build them into the game: your company is the agents, with your brand in the world and your name in the story. Your brand is always on the heroes’ side, never the villain’s.

For a booked game we check every detail with you before the event. Want to see it first? The free branded demo is ready in about a minute.

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Last Call at the Blue Canary: a team of players as avatars, together in the game — Players join as avatars and see each other in the game.

Screenshots and teaser

Last Call at the Blue Canary: the barber

Last Call at the Blue Canary: the cardroom

Last Call at the Blue Canary: the office

Pricing

Per person, never under the minimum. Your branding is included. Prices in USD, the same as on our pricing page.

Self-play

Your teams play on their own.

$19 per person

from $199

Your branding and puzzle texts customised
A 45-minute story game, intense and fun
Teams play on their own
Fits Zoom, Meet or Teams; 1 team to 10+

Guided

A live host runs your event.

$29 per person

from $399

Everything in Self-play
A live host: briefing, help during the game, debrief
Rankings and awards for every team
Fits Zoom, Meet or Teams; 1 team to 10+

Want a story written for your company? Custom starts at $999: see all plans.

Questions about Last Call at the Blue Canary

How many people can play Last Call at the Blue Canary?

4–6 players per team is ideal: everyone has a puzzle in hand. One game takes up to 10. Bigger groups split into teams that play at the same time, each in its own game, as many teams as you like.

How long does Last Call at the Blue Canary take?

The game is 45 or 60 minutes. Online booking is the 45-minute version; the 60-minute version is on request: ask us. Add a few minutes for everyone to join; with Guided, our game master adds a short briefing before and a debrief with the rankings after.

Does it work for remote and hybrid teams?

Yes. Every player opens a link in the browser on a laptop or a phone: nothing to install, no sign-up. Use the built-in voice and video, or your Zoom, Teams or Meet breakout rooms. People in the office and at home play in the same game, each on their own device.

How does the branding work?

Give us your company’s website: your logo, colors and name go into the game, and your company is the agents. Your brand is always on the heroes’ side, never the villain’s. You can see it first in a free branded demo, ready in about a minute. Try it free in your brand

How far ahead do we need to book?

Self-play: your team links arrive right after you pay, so you can book the same day. Guided, with our game master: at least 3 days before the game.

How much does Last Call at the Blue Canary cost?

Self-play: $19 per person, from $199. Guided: $29 per person, from $399. Your branding is included. Prices in USD. See pricing

How is it different from Mafia 360?

Mafia 360 is our classic 360° escape room: filmed in a real escape room and played over your video call. Last Call at the Blue Canary is the 3D story game: your team walks through the world together as avatars, works the puzzles by hand, and plays it in your company’s brand. About Mafia 360