The sun is out here today, so let’s throwback to a lovely summer day Escape trip last June, visiting the fantastic team at Agent Brains. Yes, we were locked away in a dark and spooky castle, but that’s what escaping is all about! Read more about how we battled our way out by clicking here…
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Atlantis and WunderWaffe Operation Quartz – The Escapement – Broadstairs
URGENT MESSAGE!!! These two wonderful games are closing soon, through no fault of their own. If you love an immersive experience, make every effort to go play these rooms before early October 2024. Need any more convincing? Read about how we got on in both games here…
The Comms Room – Escape In the Towers – Canterbury
A blast from the past – in some ways, literally – at Canterbury’s historic venue. Find out how we got on in this WWII immersive experience by reading more here…
Dr Wellington’s Crime & Punishment Lab – Escape In The Towers – Canterbury
Educational, entertaining, ever so slightly eerie; this was an interesting visit to a combined museum/pub/escape room experience, with added torture. Maybe the average Sunday in Canterbury…find out more here…
The Tomb of Akhenaten – Cryptic Escape – Norwich
A lovely sunny August day in the beautiful city of Norwich – just right for locking ourselves underground with a cursed Egyptian mummy… Find out how we got on by reading more here…
Escape From RMS Titanic – Houdini’s – Milton Keynes
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…
Hut 17 – Cipher – Milton Keynes
Super new venue offering an impressive, immersive WWII codebreakers game. Well worth checking out, not just for fans of the genre and modern history students. Read more, here…
Robin of Lockskey – Escapologic – Nottingham
Cute name, cute game, a fun physical quest for a medieval golden arrow. An amazing venue with enthusiastic staff, incredibly creative sets and unique gameplay. Truly the stuff of legends. Read more about how we got on (can you tell we liked it?) here…
Inbound – Escape Hub – Maidstone
It has been bugging me what this game reminded me of. Have finally worked it out – Kirkgate, a recreation of a Victorian street, in the York Castle Museum, which made a strong impression on me as a kid. I could see this immersive World War II set game providing families with some equally good memories. Read more here…
Granny & the Anthropomorphic Panda Avengers...Escape! 