The Top Escape Rooms Project 2020 – In-person games
A round-up of the best European games as voted by enthusiasts from around the world in 2020.
A round-up of the best European games as voted by enthusiasts from around the world in 2020.
A great game with a real feeling of adventure. There are good, logical challenges embedded within the experience but, if you choose the hard option, expect to find a couple that are less fun.
A round-up of the best European games as voted by enthusiasts from around the world in 2019.
Outside the room We had time to play a single escape room on a recent family visit to Barcelona and, after getting some advice from a local enthusiast, we chose Unreal Room Escape‘s La Mina (The Mine) as a highly regarded room which was accessible for children. While, at first glance, its location in Hospitalet
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A round-up of the games we’ve played in and around Malaga including Prison Island, ParaPark and Torrenigma – by no means a complete set but at least something to point you in the right direction.
A quirky room that I wouldn’t recommend to beginners but will be interesting to some enthusiasts. Don’t expect lots of puzzles but do expect a more “real” ending to the game.
A fun game with a structure that should give enthusiasts decent value for money while not being too intimidating for first-timers.
A classic prison start and unusual ending sandwiching a set of fun puzzles led to a very solid experience and one of my favourites in Málaga.
A basic game that will do OK in a small town with no escape room experience but which was lacking when compared to Málaga’s offering which are just half an hour away.
Fun from start to finish, with reasonable decoration, solid challenges and a decent chain of puzzles at the end.