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…
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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…
Operation Magnus – Escapologic – Leicester
A trip back in time for this post – not just back to the 1940s but also back to 2019, when we actually played this game. Promise it was definitely worth the wait (well, the game was anyway, making no guarantees about the quality of my review).
Our Finest Hour – Escape Hunt – Watford
Our first Real Life Room back after lockdown and we have to defeat the Nazis to save the country from total annihilation. No pressure. Did we use our hiatus to fine-tune our Alan Turing-levels of genius? Or were we “Don’t tell him, Pike” kind of rusty? Find out here…
The Secret Hut – Don’t Get Locked In – Bedford
Gimlet. Negroni. Vesper. Aviation. Gibson. Tom Collins. Long Island Iced Tea. Singapore Sling.
Just making plans about what to do with our prize. If you like the sound of these cocktails, and if you just tried to make an anagram with their initial letters, then we have the game for you – click here to find out more.
Granny & the Anthropomorphic Panda Avengers...Escape! 