The Nemesis Protocol has been activated
Seven worlds, disputed trade routes and, right on the TRAPPIST frontier, a listening station that has spent years tuned to the void without ever managing to transmit back.
Just a few minutes ago, the machine in the central lab switched itself on. Nobody on the research team built it. And ever since, it keeps asking for the same thing: six-digit codes.
The answers are scattered across the system: in its flora, its minerals, its trade routes and a broadcast that has been repeating for years without anyone understanding it. As a safety measure, the Nemesis Protocol has been activated: the station stays sealed until the transmission is complete.
Choose how to play: Alliance or Collision
🤝 Alliance Mode (cooperative)
One station, one goal and very little time. Every team feeds the same transmission, and the protocol is either completed or declared failed: there is no middle ground and no partial winners. It is the toughest version of the game, designed for groups who want to race against the clock, not against each other.
⚔️ Collision Mode (versus)
You are not alone in the lab: the Nemesis Protocol allows only one winner. The other teams are a few metres away, with their own codes. You hear the beep every time they score, but not how much… and they don't know your score either. The machine keeps the score to itself until the clock hits zero: only then will you find out who claims victory.
Can't decide? Alliance if you come to play together; Collision if you come to find out who's best. Same room. Very different feeling.
| 2 players | 23€ PER PERSON |
| 3-4 players | 21€ PER PERSON |
| 5 players | 19€ PER PERSON |
| 6 players | 17€ PER PERSON |
| 7-15 players | 16€ PER PERSON |
A battle escape room for large groups
Nemesis Protocol is a battle escape room in Gandía: a hall escape where the whole group plays in the same space, but with a twist that changes everything. You can join forces to complete the mission together, or split into teams and compete head to head to complete the transmission.
👥 From 2 to 15 players
Up to 15 people play at the same time in the same room, without splitting into separate rooms or missing a second of the action. Our game master stays with you throughout the game and adapts the experience to the size of your group.
⚔️ What is a battle escape room?
In a classic escape room, your opponent is the clock. In a battle escape room, your opponent is also in the room. Teams solve puzzles in parallel, cross paths, keep an eye on each other and compete for the same goal, which multiplies the tension, the rivalry and the laughs.
🎉 Perfect for celebrations
Looking for something different for a birthday, a bachelor or bachelorette party or a night out with friends? Collision Mode turns any celebration into an epic competition you will be talking about for weeks.
🤝 Team building for companies
In Alliance Mode, Nemesis Protocol is a powerful team building tool: communication, coordination and leadership under pressure. And if you would rather have a challenge with some rivalry between departments, Collision Mode is waiting for you.
Frequently asked questions about Nemesis Protocol
It is our battle escape room for adults: a 60-minute hall escape set in a listening station on the TRAPPIST frontier, where a mysterious machine keeps demanding six-digit codes. It can be played in cooperative mode or competitive mode.
In Alliance Mode you all work together to complete a single transmission: either everyone succeeds or everyone fails, so your opponent is the clock. In Collision Mode teams compete in the same room to score the most points, without knowing the score until time runs out.
It is an escape room where several teams play at the same time in the same space and compete for the same goal. On top of the pressure of the clock, there is the rival team, just a few metres away.
Nemesis Protocol welcomes 2 to 15 players at a time. If your group is larger, message us on WhatsApp and we will find the best option for you.
No. Nemesis Protocol has a medium difficulty and our game master stays with you throughout the game. That said, if you are after a real challenge, Alliance Mode is the toughest version of the game.
Yes. Collision Mode is ideal for birthdays, bachelor parties and get-togethers with some friendly rivalry, and Alliance Mode works really well as a team building activity. To round off your plan, check out our events section.