Published on January 28th, 2019 | by Dean Love
Sometimes you just butt heads with a game. Winchokey was one of those times. I’m always wary of calling a game ‘too difficult’ as so many things can factor in to this: you could be having ... Read More →
Published on January 23rd, 2019 | by Dean Love
Utopia and Dystopia are two different games, but we’re covering them in the same article. I’m not sure that’s wise, because, they’re very, very different. But they are connected: both figuratively and literally. Figuratively, they share ... Read More →
Published on January 21st, 2019 | by Dean Love
When you see an escape room called “Trapped” you might assume you’re actually trapped somewhere and escaping from it, but not so at Deception. Here it’s a Doctor trapped in a “web of secrets and horrors” ... Read More →
Published on September 26th, 2018 | by Dean Love
It’s tempting when writing about Revolución Olé to focus on how different it is to your average escape room. And we will: this is a game structured in a very different way. But perhaps the most ... Read More →
Published on September 14th, 2018 | by Dean Love
It’s fair to say there was a lot of pressure on Marvo. It was the reason for our trip to the south coast, a game that’s eluded us for a while by virtue of just being ... Read More →
Published on September 12th, 2018 | by Dean Love
As a reviewer of escape games, the “job” as it were, is to describe the experience of playing a game, then try and dig into why your experience was like that. In this, Mission to Winchintzy ... Read More →
clueQuest, London – Operation BlackSheep
Escape Rooms, London – Pharaoh’s Chamber
Time Run, London – The Lance of Longinus
Clockwork Dog, London – Loop
Co-decode, Swindon – Professor Dunstan and the Search for the Ancient Statuette
clueQuest, London – Room 52
Escape Rooms, London – Room 33
Escape Land, London – Age of Steampunk
Clockwork Dog Presents, London – Langstroth’s Last Riddle
Escape Plan, London – The Adventure Begins