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When you’re looking at 10 or 20 VR game suppliers ready to help add a new dimension of fun and immersion to your escape room business, how do you choose the right one? With customers wanting to escape the scorching summer heat, let this blog help you find the right supplier for your growing business.

As an escape room owner, you know you can’t miss out on VR. It provides an exciting, immersive experience that will keep customers returning. Although it may seem daunting to someone without much VR experience, we promise that setting up VR in your escape room is much easier than you might think.

As an escape room owner, you're always looking for ways to improve your business and offer unique experiences to your customers. One innovation that’s been making waves in the industry is VR. Every day, more places open up with a new VR escape room, and you're not alone among escape room owners worried about what this means for your industry. But is it a threat for your business, or an opportunity? 

When it comes to entertainment and immersive experiences, few concepts have captured the imagination quite like escape rooms. These interactive adventures offer customers a chance to immerse themselves into a world of mystery and intrigue where they must solve puzzles and unravel clues to complete a mission before time runs out. They've become a go-to for friends, families, and even team-building events. 

Sounds like a dream, right? A business where you can use your creativity to show people an amazing time — and make money? But you’re going to need some help, and the most valuable insights an escape room owner can get come from the experiences of fellow escape room owners.

We all know the rush of anticipation and excitement when you first step into an escape room, curious at how the story will unfold.

Each escape room tells a different story. Whether you find yourself submerged underwater or stranded in a jungle, the beauty of VR gaming for you, the owner, is that it provides ever-evolving stories and puzzles that give you more opportunities to bring families and friends together. 

How do we communicate the wonder people feel when they first watch a dragon soar overhead? The awe in a guest's face when they witness their friend finally crack the safe code and pull out a crown?  How do we take that personal group experience inside the headset and translate it into promotion to people who haven’t done it yet?