Published on May 21st, 2017 | by Dean Love
Recently Escape Crusaders posted an interesting article on escape rooms from the perspective of someone with Generalised Anxiety Disorder, and why it is, perhaps counter-intuitively, beneficial in escape games. It made me realise that a major part ... Read More →
Published on April 7th, 2017 | by Dean Love
What’s an appropriate theme for an escape room? A Netherlands game themed around Anne Frank’s apartment received a lot of criticism recently for being a bit tactless. I’d reserve judgement until actually playing the game: games ... Read More →
Published on April 3rd, 2017 | by Dean Love
I’m finally publishing this as after selling out in a couple of days, some more tickets for DASH 2017 in London have been released and should be available here. If you want to know what DASH ... Read More →
Published on September 14th, 2016 | by Dean Love
Note: there are over 100 escape games within in the city limits of Budapest. We played 13 of them, based on a mixture of recommendations from friends, the internet and Trip Advisor, along with taking a ... Read More →
Published on July 11th, 2016 | by Dean Love
Having written a good deal of reviews over the past few weeks, I’ve noticed that my room ratings, on a five star scale, skew a fair bit lower than many of our contemporaries. There’s a reason ... Read More →
Published on May 27th, 2016 | by Dean Love
Welcome to the first in a weekly-until-I-run-out-of-ideas series alliteratively named “Fantasy Fridays”. In this series I’ll ramble about ideas for escape rooms that are utterly infeasible. The basic rule is they have to be something a ... Read More →
Time Run, London – The Lance of Longinus
clueQuest, London – Operation BlackSheep
Escape Rooms, London – Pharaoh’s Chamber
Clockwork Dog, London – Loop
Co-decode, Swindon – Professor Dunstan and the Search for the Ancient Statuette
Clockwork Dog Presents, London – Langstroth’s Last Riddle
Escape Land, London – Age of Steampunk
Escape Rooms, London – Room 33
clueQuest, London – Room 52
Agent November, London – Major X Plow-Shun