CRuX Factory Credits
Because someone had to press the buttons.
Scott Levy
Lead Designer, CRuX Industries
As the (accidentally) self-appointed Lead Designer of CRuX Industries, Scott somehow convinced everyone to let him worldbuild an entire factory full of striking robots, malfunctioning microchips, and propaganda posters with just the right amount of existential dread. He's also a co-owner and designer of The Immersive Machine, a former live event creator for Blizzard, and keytarist for industrial band, The Strand. Basically a nerd.
Contact: [email protected]
Kayleah Ring "Krave"
Lead Fabricator and Set Designer
Seamstress ✂️ | Cosplay Wizard 🧙♀️ | Self-Taught Prop Alchemist 🔨 | Set Designer Extraordinaire 🎭
They call me Krave because I hunger for glitter, hot glue, and the sweet scent of EVA foam at 2am. I’m a real-life Artificer—minus the spell slots, but with twice the caffeine and way more fabric scraps in my hair.
If it can be stitched, painted, sanded, or duct-taped into existence—I’ve probably already built it, worn it, and accidentally sat on it.
Warning: may spontaneously monologue about wall texture formulas or how that one time a sword I made out of pool noodles won Best in Show.
Contact: [email protected]
Eden Happ
Master Craftsman-Logistics and Assembly Stations
The Multitalented Menace
By day, Eden Happ is a multimedia artist, master fabricator, and professional prop wizard, conjuring up immersive worlds for events and film (like this cyberpunk escape room you just survived...or didn’t. By night, they transform into a dancing clown, terrorizing...er, delighting, music festival crowds with moves that defy both gravity and good taste.
When not building dystopian puzzles or boogieing in oversized shoes, Eden can be found questioning their life choices, covered in glitter and sawdust, muttering, "This seemed like a good idea at the time." Spoiler: It always is.
Contact: Eden Happ
Grant Luecke
Materials Station Designer
Grant Luecke is an escape room designer from Portland, Oregon, currently living and working in Los Angeles. Before moving to LA, Grant got a BFA in Acting from Southern Oregon University, and then spent a year performing at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. After moving to LA and getting a job at an escape room, he fell in love with this industry and has been working full time as a maker/designer/fabricator ever since. In addition to contributing one of the games at Crux Industries, Grant has worked as a fabricator for the upcoming immersive game project, Hi-Orbit Games in Joshua Tree, and has also volunteered as a designer for the 14/48 Play Festival in Hollywood. He also designed and built the escape room Wizard’s Treasure at 60out Hollywood (which is a great game to try out if you've never played an escape room before!) and is currently hard at work on a new science/fantasy-themed game, Big Brain Laboratory, set to open later this year. Grant is attending Neotropolis for the FIRST TIME this year, and is super excited to experience all it has to offer, especially the theatre, community, and gameplay!
Contact: [email protected]
Instagram: grant120
Discord: grantagonist120
Arman Bastani
Assembly Station Designer
Tinkering with DMX, MIDI, and 8‑bit programming in the Midwest’s analog‑modem era forged Arman Bastani into an autodidactic, polymath technologist renowned for creativity at the cutting edge of systems integration and automation. Based in Costa Mesa, he heads product development, prototyping, and R&D at Oval Integration & Visiolite.com, drawing on two decades of expertise in IoT, embedded hardware/software, CNC, and electromechanics. Across startups and established firms, he crafts creative, robust automation and connected‑product solutions.
Contact: [email protected]
Kevin Burns
Microchip Station Designer
Kevin has a background in game design and computer science, and has worked in the escape room industry for 10 years. You can see props he has built in escape rooms all across Orange and L.A. County! Kevin has a love for roller-coasters, robots, and 3-D printing. He is disappointed he can't make it to Neotropolis this year but hopes to attend in 2026 and is proud of what he contributed to the CRuX Industries experience.
Contact: [email protected]
Christine Anderson
Microchip Station Designer
Christine is the Director of Game Development at Exodus Escape Room. She has been working in the escape room industry for 10 years. When she’s not building escape rooms, Christine loves to play violin and crochet. She is disappointed she can’t attend Neotropolis this year but hopes you enjoyed what she contributed to CRuX Industries!
Contact: [email protected]