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Breakout

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03-Jun-15 10:00

Breakout

Breakout tries to bring you a new level of escapism. You will be part of a scene of a film to solve murder cases, escaping from captivity or unraveling the identity of mysterious puppeteer. With only 45 minutes, you have to breakout from the room. However, this concept is not the first in Malaysia. We speak to the founders, Johnny Ong and Cheah Ka-Wai and ask how are they finding their niche.


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