The creator of the world’s first traditional escape room, Attila Gyurkovics, now brings you QITCH: a full escape room experience, packed into a single chest — ready to deploy, anywhere, anytime.
QITCH – Quest in the Chest – is a mobile escape room experience developed specifically for business use. Each chest contains a complete, 25-minute challenge that can be played immediately, with no setup required. Whether you run a hotel, bar, event venue, or escape room – QITCH gives you a new revenue stream with minimal effort. It's compact, durable, resettable, and can run for hours on a single charge.
I'm InterestedQITCH requires no installation or app – all you need is a smartphone with internet access and a browser. Gameplay alternates between physical clues in and on the chest, and digital tasks on the player's device – both are essential to solving the mission. The game starts in under a minute, and resetting it for the next team takes just as little time. Even a full day of continuous play is seamless. Each mission lasts around 25 minutes, allowing for fast turnover, high throughput, and maximum entertainment value.
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Attila Gyurkovics, creator of the world’s first traditional escape room in 2011, is the pioneer of modern escape entertainment. His original Budapest-based game sparked a global phenomenon, transforming how groups experience immersive play. With QITCH, his latest innovation, he blends physical and digital elements into a compact, hybrid format that brings escape room fun anywhere – with none of the usual setup hassle.
QITCH is more than just an experience – it’s a plug-and-play business model. Whether you manage an escape room, hotel, bar, or team building events, QITCH opens up a high-value, low-maintenance revenue stream.
The chest is portable, quick to set up, easy to reset, and can operate for an entire day on a single charge. Currently available in four different scenarios, each chest includes one mission – allowing you to choose the one that best fits your audience and venue.
*Custom white-label QITCH solution available on request
I'm InterestedYour mission: break into the Foundation’s central Trezor, where the Machine’s blueprints are stored. We’ve cloned the security guard’s phone, uploading access data directly to your device. According to the plan, you’ll take the guard’s place, and our hacker team will trigger an alarm. You have 25 minutes to disable the protocol and uncover the vault’s secrets. Act fast, because after the alarm sounds, the building will go into lockdown, and every move will be monitored.
You’ve discovered the ancient Druid Workshop, where the secret of the Tree of Knowledge is hidden. Only an elixir from the tree’s leaves allows time travel. Following in the footsteps of 18th-century explorer Frederick Wallace, who found the Workshop but could not unlock the tree’s secrets, you have 25 minutes to complete the mission using his notes before the Foundation detects your presence.
You’ve received a mysterious package: a locked briefcase once owned by a missing investigative journalist. Rumor has it she uncovered classified data on the Foundation’s experiments before vanishing. The case contains her last clues. You and your team have 25 minutes to analyze the evidence, trace the source, and expose the truth – before the Foundation erases it all.
Legend tells of a secret order of illusionists who protected an artifact capable of warping reality. One of their enchanted puzzle boxes has resurfaced. To unlock its power, you must pass a series of magical trials – blending logic with intuition. You have 25 minutes to prove you're worthy... or the box seals forever.
“Thank you for being part of the event! QITCH was one of the best side activities alongside the board games – a perfect addition to the experience.”
“Thank you for the experience! We received very positive feedback – QITCH brought a lot of joy to the participants. Keep up the great work!
“Thank you for bringing QITCH to our event! It was a fun, engaging, and easy-to-integrate program that fit perfectly with the atmosphere of the day.”