Game Night Out

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GAME NIGHT OUT INTRODUCES THE FIRST OF ITS KIND, INTERACTIVE ‘GAME NIGHT’ EXPERIENCE

Founded by Chicago-based brothers Aaron and Brandon Mojica, this hot new destination takes game night to a whole new level, featuring over 2,200 square feet of space to test your group’s communication, teamwork, critical thinking skills, and creativity

Chicago, IL – (February 2020) – This isn’t just any old game night. Game Night Out, Chicago’s first interactive ‘Game Night’ Experience, has officially opened its doors in the Lakeview East Neighborhood on the fourth floor of the historic Century Shopping Centre at 2828 N Clark St. This new, one-of-a-kind space offers a fresh type of group activity, inviting friends, family, and colleagues alike to compete, in teams, during a private experience of original party games. Whether it’s an employee outing, a relative’s birthday party, or friends looking for a unique night out, Game Night Out invites everyone to get competitive in the name of fun.

“The idea behind Game Night Out first stemmed from family game nights growing up,” said co-owner and creator Aaron Mojica. “My brother and Co-Founder Brandon and I really wanted to elevate the classic game night and make it more of a full interactive experience, and that’s how Game Night Out was born.”

Game Night Out’s sleek 2,200 square-foot new home, designed in conjunction with Chicago’s Aria Group, invites guests to unplug from the moment they step foot in the space. Just as their motto ‘It’s Anyone’s Game’ expresses, the highly adaptable two-room facility is just as cozy to a group of 6 as it is inviting for a group of 60. Your guests are welcomed by candle-lit fireplaces, a conveniently stocked kitchen with ample counterspace, and plenty of comfortable areas for guests to let their guards down. Each game moves fast and keeps players on their toes, requiring them to think quickly and work as a team. The experience is guided by a Host who helps explain the rules, encourage competition, and keep the experience on track and full of laughter.

To learn more about Game Night Out or to reserve a room, please visit www.gamenightout.com or call 312-448-7247.

About Game Night Out

Game Night Out, Chicago’s first interactive ‘Game Night’ Experience, has been offering a fresh new opportunity to connect with family, friends, and co-workers alike in Chicago’s Lakeview East neighborhood since early 2018. It’s a chance to showcase guest’s knowledge, compete head-to-head, work as a team, make new friends, and uncover inside-jokes. Groups of friends, family, or colleagues will compete, in teams, during a private experience of original party games. Each game moves fast and keeps players on their toes, requiring them to think quickly and work as a team. The experience is guided by a host who helps explain the rules, encourage competition, and keep the experience on track and full of laughter.

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Brothers and co-owners Aaron and Brandon Mojica drew inspiration for Game Night Out from a long history of classic parlor games everyone knows and loves, then designed an all-original experience around the best of the best. Some games make players think and some make players move. Each game is challenging enough to keep participants guessing, but familiar enough that everyone can participate and have a blast. Unplug. Reconnect. Laugh. Play.

Located on the 4th level of the building that has been known as The century Plaza/Center at 2828 N. Clark Street ( just North of Diversey Parkway), this is a fun night out, but for the most part is geared towards the corporate world or for special occasion parties. It is suggested that 10 or more people be in the group and they have great “rooms” which allows for you to have a party with no clean up. The cost varies with the number of people and the hours but you can figure with ten or more people about $33 per person. The food/beverage portion is available with either their Catering firm ( Michael’s who does a bang-up job) or as they told us, you can use others.

They have a group of party hosts to help with the crowds and th egames. Their are 8 unique games and at this point and the hosts and hostesses will coach and assist to make sure that all have fun. We met the charming Allie Ring, who is the party planner ( so to speak) and according to the brothers the keyto the operation. Allie began as a party hostess and found herself in love with the operation, so she signed on full time. The boys are lucky!

Jane and I were for sure the oldest people at the special event introducing their new digs. While we were more observers than participants, I found myself getting involved and working with one of the game hosts in helping some of the youngsters get through one of the games. The challenges are fun and I can see a great evening out with some great friends who are sharp and alert.

Check it out for yourself at www.gamenightout.com

The Century does have enclosed garage parking, but it is a bit pricey at $11.00 per hour ( two hours goes to $16)

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