Yay, new local venue! Yay, half price deal! Yay, it looks great! Titanic, fascinating! Let’s hope it isn’t a disaster…. Oh. Read more about our escape (?) here…
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*Glitch Hunters – clueQuest – City of London Puzzle Trail*
We were lucky enough to test play the brand new outdoor puzzle game from clueQuest and had a fabulous day in the glorious London sunshine (actually not being sarcastic about the weather either!). Find out how we got on, and how to possibly win free clueQuest games, by clicking here…
OneWing Airlines – DarkMaster – Crowborough
Yep, it is a plane. Yep, it is very plane-y. Yep, it really is as wow as that sounds. Read more about our supersonic adventure here…
Virus – SCRAMM – Banbury
With a touch of the “28 Days Later”, here is the review for the second room of our Banbury double header.
EPI-Centre – Escapologic – Nottingham
Saving the world again (you’re welcome), this time from earthquakes, rioters and a mad-as-a-box-of-frogs A.I. system with a love of 80s music and terrible puns. Find out more about this unique disaster game from Escapologic here…
Underground 2099 – Mission:Breakout – Camden
A mysterious game in so many ways – a haunting venue, a sci-fi apocalypse, futuristic tech, shadowy mutant rodents, and bafflingly dead puzzles.
To try to make some sense of it all, read more here…
Unstoppable – Hourglass Escapes – Peterborough
Escapes on a train, part four. Our journey this time was back to Peterborough to Hourglass Escapes with a bunch of inexperienced teenagers in tow. Not sure who deserves plaudits more – the kids, me for surviving nearly an hour with the kids, or saintly Della from Hourglass who must have despaired over our searching skills… Read all about it here…

Disaster Strikes – Fakenham Escape Rooms – Fakenham
Another belated Christmas party, another mission to save the world (or just a bit of it, this time). Find out how we got on by reading more here…
The Lab: Something In The Water – Agent Brains – Letchworth
A quick trip back to lovely Letchworth to rescue the city, again, from the evil Dr Nogood (nice nominative determinism there…). See our review here…
Sabotage – Escape Milton Keynes – Milton Keynes
So off we popped, not to Milton Keynes exactly, to Wolverton, a Victorian-era new town on the outskirts. Wolverton is described as one of the first railway towns; built to house locomotive works; home of the Royal Train; and the history of the railways is prominent on street frontages all the way up to the frankly quirky escape venue… read more (it’s not all modern British history, I promise).