Exploration edition
Four locations, ten mechanisms, objects to find and a story to resolve. Play in your browser and resume your progress on the same device.
The first room is free. The rest is included in the €19.99 game.

Forty years after 1962, the Hôtel Orphée opens its archives again. Find Alma’s documents, compare the clocks and retrace her journey to archive store zero.
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Each discovery brings you closer to the next step. Here are some of the Exploration edition’s locations, without giving away their solutions.





Thirteen minutes are missing. Search the hotel to work out what happened.
Examine objects in the scene. Find useful tools, select them in your inventory and compare your settings with the documents you have discovered. Your journal keeps the investigation’s clues together.
Take the first step for free →Four locations, ten mechanisms, objects to find and a story to resolve. Play in your browser and resume your progress on the same device.
The first room is free. The rest is included in the €19.99 game.
You also receive the downloadable classic edition. Its puzzles and saved progress are separate from Exploration: the two editions do not share a saved game.
Yes. The first room of each Exploration edition is free, with no card required. At the end of that room, you can choose whether to continue with the full game.
Open the game in your browser. Click the scene’s interactive points to examine objects, keep your discoveries in your inventory and use them to progress. Play alone or work together around the same screen.
Your progress is saved in the browser you use. Return on the same device and browser to continue. You can also export your saved game from the game menu.
No. Exploration focuses on searching rooms and handling objects; the classic edition has 80 puzzles, or 90 for the Train. Each edition keeps its own progress.
The Exploration edition runs online in your browser. The classic edition can be downloaded. Start with the free trial to see how the game works on your device.
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The Orphée Hotel reopens its archives forty years after 1962. A journalist seems to have been in two places at once. Six witness accounts, clocks that disagree and a key with no floor number await you.
Explore four settings through eight chapters of ten puzzles: codes, plans, times, classifications and evidence to cross-check. Witness statements appear in the witness notebook as you progress. Every case file contains the information you need, and you can solve the puzzles within a chapter in any order.
This new edition recreates the locations, documents and conclusion. The images set the atmosphere; no code depends on a tiny detail in the scene. All the information you need is in the case files.
The journal keeps your notes and conclusions. Witness statements are written, with optional speech playback depending on the voices available on your device. Success sounds can be switched off.
Three independent cases, each with 80 puzzles, written witness statements and optional speech playback. Start with whichever interests you. The three together form the €29.99 Investigation Pack.
Details of the 80-puzzle classic edition are below. The Exploration edition has four locations and ten mechanisms in your browser, with its own saved progress.
80 puzzles, eight chapters and a complete conclusion. Pause, autosave and game export are included.
Gather round one screen — each person notices something the others may miss.
Start with the basics, then examine more demanding connections and constraints. Each case file has a hint and an explained solution.
Start with introductory puzzles, then work through more demanding connections. Each puzzle has a hint and an explained solution.
Secure payment, with access sent immediately by email.
One file to keep, playable offline, with nothing to print.
Use a recent browser on a computer, tablet or TV connected to a computer.




2002. Jeanne, an archivist, opens the Orphée, seemingly frozen in 1962. A key marked zero accompanies the file of Alma, a journalist whose departure was never explained.
Salomé and Martin described the same evening using different times. Compare their points of reference before deciding whom to believe.
Suite 17 holds copies of Alma’s messages. The papers show a planned meeting, but do not yet establish whether she went.
Photographs, letters and records put the witness accounts in context. Hélène could hear the lounge; Martin was watching the service clock.
The winter garden connects the lounges with the staff corridors. Examine the hotel plans and records of who passed through.
The official timetable is not enough: a service register records an authorised opening outside normal hours.
In the archives, two versions of the booking register differ. An order from Lucien asks for evidence of double-billed rooms to be removed.
Bring together the corrected times, route, departure receipt and accounts. Solve the mystery without treating an imperfect memory as a lie.
To get a feel for Escape Maison before choosing your investigation, try the free game (Français).
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The classic file works in a recent browser on a computer, tablet or TV connected to a computer. Once downloaded, it can be played offline. Exploration requires an internet connection.
Yes. Progress is saved automatically, so you can return to where you stopped using the same browser. Export your saved game if you want to move to another device.
You can start a new game, but this edition’s puzzles and answers stay the same. Saved games from earlier editions are not compatible.
This game’s French offer states a 14-day full refund on request to info@escapemaison.fr, with no reason required. Check the conditions shown with your purchase.
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