A solid game across the board – storyline, decoration, puzzles and finale were all good. If you want something that pushes the boundaries of escape rooms then go elsewhere but if it’s enough to just be good throughout then it’s a great choice.
An enjoyable escape room with plenty of puzzles and a great sense of exploration and story. Some puzzles might have been a bit of a stretch but on the whole a thoroughly enjoyable experience in a pretty town.
A review of Escape Bunker, a game with one of the most impressive sets and storefronts I’ve ever seen. If you’re in Brussels then you should go and check it out!
A review of two experiences from Escape Prod – Blacksad, the detective cat escape room, and Manneken Pis, a city treasure hunt with escape room elements.
This month’s news from the London scene. Get it while it’s hot!
Breaking news – Time Run have announced that they’re teaming up with BBC’s Sherlock to create The Game is Now, an escape room that’s bound to be a heady mix of mystery, puzzle and immersion…
A review of the Owl’s Puzzle, the demo game for Argyx’s play at home adventure: Apocalypse. A fun introduction that convinced me to back their kickstarter project.
This month’s news from the London scene. Get it while it’s hot!
An immersive game where, if you put your trust in the show, you’ll have a great time. Especially recommended for those who like to take a big role in immersive theatre productions.
A fun, pleasantly chaotic game with a real sense of investigation and an interesting overarching storyline. The logic felt a little shaky at times, and the puzzle content could have been better but it was impressive that they’d managed to squeeze an eight-player game into little more than a suitcase.