Only details Escape This has confirmed are listed as facts. Last updated 24 October 2026.
In short: What Escape This has confirmed about Convicted, its prison-break adventure escape room, alongside the details still to be announced, kept apart so nothing on this page goes out of date.
This page is updated as Escape This confirms details. Cite as “Convicted — what we know”, theconvicted.com.au/facts/, October 2026.
Convicted is a prison-break adventure escape room announced by Escape This. Your team plays inmates wrongly locked up for murder who escape their cell at night to reach the Warden’s office and find a letter proving the conviction was rigged. Its venue and opening date are yet to be confirmed.
Convicted is billed as an adventure, not a horror room. The tension comes from sneaking through a maximum-security prison against the clock, not from jump scares. Escape This will publish age guidance for Convicted before tickets go on sale.
Convicted borrows the feel of a classic jailbreak movie: an innocent inmate, a crooked authority figure and an escape planned under the guards’ noses. The story itself is original to Escape This rather than based on any film or series.
No opening date has been confirmed for Convicted. Escape This has announced the room as coming soon, and this site will publish the date the moment it’s locked in.
Escape This hasn’t confirmed a venue for Convicted. An earlier Escape This page pointed to Perth, but plans can shift, so treat that as unconfirmed. Escape This currently runs rooms in Perth, Sydney and Melbourne.
Not yet. Convicted has no booking calendar until Escape This finishes the room and installs it in a venue. Registering your interest on the Escape This coming-soon page is the way to hear when bookings open.
Convicted’s ticket prices haven’t been announced. Escape This sets prices per room and city, so expect them to be published alongside the venue and opening date.
No. Convicted hasn’t opened, so its venue, group size, age guidance and difficulty could all change. This site separates what Escape This has confirmed from what’s still pending so nothing here goes stale.
Convicted’s player numbers haven’t been confirmed. Escape This will list the minimum and maximum group size for Convicted when the booking page goes up.
Convicted is pitched as an adventure, and the story is about clearing an innocent name rather than gore, but a minimum age hasn’t been confirmed. Escape This will set Convicted’s age guidance before it opens.
Convicted’s difficulty rating hasn’t been published yet. Escape This rates each room once it’s built and playtested, so the official score for Convicted will arrive with its launch details.
Escape This has always kept bookings private to one group, and that is expected to apply to Convicted too. Your team won’t be paired with people you don’t know.
Probably not. Escape This asks players to leave phones, smartwatches and cameras in a locker before a game, and Convicted is expected to follow the same rule. Final house rules will come with the booking page.
Convicted is an Escape This production, written, designed and built by the company’s own team rather than bought in. Escape This is Australia’s largest escape room operator, with its own escape room design studio and escape room factory.