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The Red Manor - Strike Bowling QV

The Red Manor - Strike Bowling QV

Sat, Mar 7, 12:45 AM
From Victoria Escape Room Meetup

Welcome to another one of our monthly escape room meetup! **The event needs a minimum of 3 people to go ahead.** Please arrive at the listed time. This is scheduled 15 mins ahead of the room time so that everyone can arrive, check in and sign waivers if applicable. If you have RSVP'd and aren't able to make it, please remove yourself so the spot may open up to others. **ABOUT THE ROOM:** *You don’t remember anything. A dull pounding of pain rocks through the back of your head. As your eyes adjust to the darkness, your memory starts to return.* *You decided to help an old hitchhiker on the side of the road. Suddenly a scratchy voice cuts through the blackness… “Welcome, to Red Manor.”* *Lucky you’re not alone, it’s going to take teamwork to escape this nightmare.* Difficulty: Average Joe **PAYMENT:** Please send through payments to my PayID: 0451 472 976, stating your name and venue you are going to. Eg. Michelle - Strike QV Your spot is only secured once payment is made. **REFUNDS:** Cancellations 2 days before the event or no shows will not receive refunds due to the non-refundable nature of the escape room businesses. If there is a cancellation/rescheduling of the event, you WILL receive refunds. I look forward to seeing you there! **Morty app**: If you haven’t downloaded the Morty app, I highly recommend it! It’s the perfect way to find new escape rooms, read/write reviews, log plays, and so much more. Find it in the Apple App Store/Google Play Store or go to [https://www.morty.app](https://www.morty.app/)!

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Tricky Tuesday @ The Peacock Inn

Tricky Tuesday @ The Peacock Inn

Tue, Feb 17, 8:00 AM
From Melbourne Board Games & Social Nights (Solos Welcome!)
4.7

Welcome to the **Tricky Tuesday** Meet Up! This is a smaller event in most respects - smaller capacity, smaller games - but still the same sized fun! Come join us to learn a new game and meet some new people. * This event was created primarily to play and explore **modern** **trick taking games** and **smaller card games** which can be played on more limited table space. * As this is a smaller event, please note it is a bit more casual. Find the group at the table/s, come over and join - we're a welcoming bunch. * Please **bring some games** to this event if you can and be prepared to teach them if you do. **There are** **no games available at the venue** but I will always bring a few. Please consider others when coming and in the lead up to the event. We want as many people there as possible. If you are unable to attend mark yourself as such as soon as you can so others can be notified and attend. There's an FAQ below but if you have any questions please don't hesitate to reach out. Your tricky friend, Dave **FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS** **What is a trick taking game? Good question you handsome person.** * Generally speaking, a trick taking game is a card game which is played in a series of rounds known as ***tricks***. * Each trick is evaluated to determine a winner or ***taker*** of that trick and then will usually start - or ***lead*** *-* the next trick. * The goal is usually tied to either winning or losing a number of tricks. This may also come in the form of you guessing how many tricks you will win - known as a ***bid***. * Some games may have a suit that always wins - known as a ***trump***. * Most trick taking games are **competitive** needing between 3-5 players, others are **cooperative**, there are also solo and two-player trick taking games as well! * Popular trick taking/trick taking adjacent games you may have heard of: [The Crew](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/324856/the-crew-mission-deep-sea), [Skull King](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/150145/skull-king), [Cat in the Box](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/345972/cat-in-the-box-deluxe-edition), [Scout](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/291453/scout), [Fox in the Forest](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/221965/the-fox-in-the-forest), the classic games of [Spades](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/592/spades) and [Hearts](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/6887/hearts), **What makes a Trick Taking game fun?** * There's so much to trick taking games! They're generally quick to teach, quick to play, have interesting decision spaces, and a wide variety of novelty. Even the classics though can be played thousands of times without getting tiresome. Part of the fun is in the interaction with others, assessing their moves and countering them, and how to win (or lose) at the right times. You have to stay on your toes, adapt frequently, and keep tabs on the other players, what they have played, and what they may play next! **Do I need to know how to play/have played a trick taking game before?** * Not at all, but it is good to understand the basics and general terminology so you can pick things up a bit easier on the night. You can check out [this video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O7QyhKmCsk) for a bit of a general breakdown . **Is this event free?** * Yes, but please support the venue by purchasing a drink or two. **I'm on the waitlist can I still come?** * Unfortunately, no. We have limited capacity and must abide by it. **I don't have a game to bring, is that okay?** * Generally it will be okay, but it is encouraged to bring and share a game where you can! You can always bring a standard deck of cards or tarot cards and learn a card game or two as well! **Can I bring a guest?** * Unfortunately, unless they have signed up too it won't be possible. We have a strict limit on guests and the event would fill up too quickly otherwise. **How do I get to the venue?** * The 86 Tram is your best bet and has a stop pretty much right outside of the venue. * There are two train stations (Westgarth and Northcote) which are within walking distance. * Parking is available in the area but can get busy. If you don't mind a little walk there is parking down the adjacent street. **Dave, I worry you will win all the games we play. Such an intelligent and beautiful man, you must be a master of the tricks, is this true?** * Firstly - thank-you for the kind words, but secondly - no. I suck at trick taking games and lose more than I win. Yet, I enjoy them for their variety, high interaction, and quick nature regardless. You will be fine if you don't take things too seriously. It's about fun and meeting people... (but if you do beat me too often I will ban you from the group and venue...).

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Beyond The Bathroom Choir

Beyond The Bathroom Choir

Tue, Feb 24, 8:30 AM
From Beyond The Bathroom Choir
5.0

Hey Shower Singers! Meet us at our new venue the Craftsman's Corner (*313 Lygon St, Brunswick East*) You can rock up and and register at the door, or contact us prior if you wish [via our website](https://beyondthebathroom.org/contact-us). We are in person or online, 7.30-9.30pm on Tuesdays. Casual attendance fees are $20 and $15 concession. If it's your first time, please come early so we can give you everything you need for a fun choir session! Looking forward to singing with you soon, BTB

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VR: Outbreak 2 Mall Mayhem

VR: Outbreak 2 Mall Mayhem

Mon, Feb 23, 3:20 AM
From Mordi Singles Social Club
4.5
5 attendees
Cappucinos & Conversations - Brunch @ Espressoroom, Northcote

Cappucinos & Conversations - Brunch @ Espressoroom, Northcote

Fri, Feb 20, 11:00 PM
From Localish Connections Melbourne

Mornings are for good coffee and better conversations. Join us for a relaxed meetup designed to skip small talk and get straight to real connection. We’ll rotate through a few light chats! It’s casual, welcoming, and perfect for anyone new to Melbourne or just wanting deeper connections.

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Blood on the Clocktower - Beginners Welcome @North Melbourne Friday

Blood on the Clocktower - Beginners Welcome @North Melbourne Friday

Fri, Feb 20, 7:00 AM
From Ludos Melbourne Games
4.9

Are you ready for some more *conniving*, *falsehoods* and *mischievous antics* at Temple Arden, North Melb? **What to Expect:** Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction game requiring a storyteller to take a roughly a dozen people through a series of "days and nights" where townspeople try to identify and hunt down a *demon* before they become the hunted. **Beginners welcome!** You don't need to know how to play **AT ALL**, so please bring a friend, we will run a tutorial for those who need it. **NOTE** BOTC requires fluent English, the crux of this game is communication and deception. **2 Strike Policy** Late-leavers: attendees who cancel within 24 hours of the event. No-shows: attendees who mark themselves as “going” but don’t turn up. Someone who does either of these once will be forgiven but flagged. On a second offence, they will be removed. Long-time regulars will be afforded some leniency. Legitimate reasons will be considered for leniency. **Re: payment and refunds** - If there is an issue with paypal, message us. - If you are bringing a guest, toss us a message if there are payment problems. - We have no issues giving a full refund if before 48 hours of the event. Otherwise it causes us problems with prep, thanks for understanding! Additionally, if the game doesn't run, you'll receive a full refund also.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people find and join groups based on shared interests. Whether you're into hobbies, networking, or community events, Meetup connects you with local happenings and like-minded individuals.

You can search for escape room events in Melbourne by browsing Meetup’s platform. Input your location and interest, and Meetup will list nearby events or groups focused on this thrilling hobby.

Yes, you can start your own escape room-themed group on Meetup. Set up your group, decide on event details, and gather members who share your enthusiasm for challenges and clues.

Events can be both online and in-person, depending on the organizer's setup. Check the event details on Meetup to see what format it supports. Stay flexible and enjoy the challenge either way.

Absolutely! Many people attend Meetup events solo to explore new interests and meet people. It's an excellent way to connect with other enthusiasts and perhaps team up for the puzzles.

Joining Meetup and accessing event information is free. However, some escape room events might charge admission fees as determined by organizers. Always check the event details for any costs involved.

These meetups typically involve teams working to solve puzzles and escape within a time limit. Whether as participants or spectators, members can enjoy a collaborative and exciting experience tailored to their puzzle-solving level.

Meetup is designed for connecting people with shared interests, so you'll have plenty of chances to socialize. While friendships aren't guaranteed, mingling with other escape room enthusiasts can lead to long-lasting connections.

Experience isn't necessary to join escape room events on Meetup. Groups cater to all skill levels, making them accessible whether you're a seasoned solver or a curious newcomer.

Sometimes, there may not be a specific escape room group in your city. If this happens, consider joining broader puzzle enthusiast groups or starting your own escape room-focused community on Meetup.

Escape room event frequency varies. It's dependent on organizer activity and demand. Always check the Meetup platform for the latest events happening in your area to not miss out on any.

Event organization can vary as each is managed individually by different hosts. While many are well-coordinated, it's good to check reviews or comments on specific events to gauge quality ahead of time.

Meetup fosters connections by bringing people with shared interests together, but building friendships depends on personal interaction and engagement. Enjoy the experience and give interactions time to grow naturally.

Escape room meetups in Melbourne are typically held at local escape room venues, but details like setting and puzzles vary. Check each event description for the unique themes they offer.

Meetup stands out by emphasizing group social gatherings based on interests. While other platforms may focus on general social networking, Meetup helps build communities around shared activities.