Just remember that it's still not socially acceptable so smash pots in real life.
It turns out that all those skills you've acquired from years of raiding Zelda dungeons might soon have real world applications.
Nintendo of America's Twitter account has announced that Nintendo and escape-room designer SCRAP are teaming up to create an escape the room scenario modeled after The Legend of Zelda.
This escape room will be part of a touring event that starts on January 31st in San Francisco. From there, it moves on to Los Angeles on February 10th and San Diego on February 24th. Seattle, Phoenix, Houston, Chicago, and New York are also on the schedule, but the dates of those events are not confirmed at this time.
If you'd like more information regarding the current schedule, or would like to purchase tickets ahead of time for one of the available cities, you can do so via this website.
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Due to the nature of escape room experiences, neither Nintendo or SCRAP are releasing much information regarding the design of this particular scenario as of yet. However, the statement they did release revealed that this room will require teams of six to work together in order to solve a puzzle that incorporates various elements from the Zelda universe. These elements will include classic in-game items and races like the Goron. The teaser video suggests that Ganon will also play a role in the proceedings which, given the nature of the franchise to this point, just makes sense.
Despite the fact that their name contributes to the unfortunate hashtag "SCRAPZelda," SCRAP really is the perfect company to help Zelda come to life. Their escape room experiences almost always incorporate large-scale, intricately designed layouts that test the creative limits of participants.
We can't wait to see what they do with the creative power of the Zelda franchise at their side. In other words, we eagerly anticipate numerous uses of the Zelda"Secret Theme" spread throughout this upcoming scenario.
