PUBG MOBILE Unleashes Bloodmoon Awakening: A Thrilling Halloween Escape Room Experience with Breakout Philippines
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PUBG MOBILE is teaming up with Breakout Philippines to introduce an unprecedented immersive escape room experience, set to thrill both PUBG MOBILE players and escape room enthusiasts. This unique collaboration will bring to life the adrenaline-pumping elements of PUBG MOBILE’s latest Bloodmoon Awakening update, featuring vampires and werewolves.
Participants will embark on a daring mission to escape the room within 45 minutes, employing teamwork and resourcefulness to solve puzzles before time runs out. Located at the newest Breakout branch at Assembly Grounds Makati, this limited-time experience promises an exhilarating challenge with a difficulty level rated 4 out of 5.
Pricing varies based on session and group size, with rates starting at PHP 350 per person on weekdays and special rates applying on weekends and holidays (1-2 players: PHP 650 per player; 3-4 players: PHP 550 per player; 5-6 players: PHP 450 per player). PUBG MOBILE players can enjoy a 10% discount when they play.

Don’t miss out on this groundbreaking adventure, available exclusively at Breakout – Assembly Grounds Makati Branch from October 10 to November 10, 2024. For more information and bookings, visit official PUBG MOBILE Philippines and Breakout Philippines accounts.
*All Photos from PUBG Mobile
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