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Fate/Grand Order Real Escape Room Game Starts in December

Fate/Grand Order Escape from the Hell of False Accusations physical game
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Aniplex is working with Scrap to hold a real escape room game based on Fate/Grand Order. The former has also opened sales for tickets to access the physical game, which will have the full title Fate/Grand Order: Escape from the Hell of False Accusations.

The real escape room game will be available first in Tokyo from December 2026 to January 2027. However, Tokyo will not be the only city to get this game, as the companies will also hold it in Nagoya and Osaka. Aniplex has also opened ticket sales for the Nagoya venue, although it has yet to do so for Osaka.

Prices will range from ¥4,500 (~$28.60) for an individual ticket on a weekday to ¥27,000 (~$171.65) for a locked-group reservation on a weekend day. Each day will have three sessions at 1 PM, 4 PM, and 7:30 PM in Japan’s time zone. Up to 100 players can join a session, and the organizers will group six players into a team at random, except for those who have purchased a dedicated group ticket.

A single playthrough session in this physical game will last around two hours. Each team will progress through the game separately, and they will also have to cooperate with Fate/Grand Order‘s James Moriarty and Dante Alighieri to solve the puzzles and the overall case.

Fate/Grand Order: Escape from the Hell of False Accusations will take place in Harajuku, Tokyo, from December 10, 2026, to January 24, 2027, and in Nagoya, Aichi, on February 4-28, 2027. The real escape room game will also be available in Osaka later in Spring 2027.

Kite Stenbuck
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