Back in November, Animals team member Paul turned 30. To mark the occasion we (the rest of the team) wanted to do something escapey for him. But as his celebrations were a meal and drinks in town we were a little limited in what we could do. We produced a little …
‘Exposing’ makes this post sound a lot more dramatic than it is! My final post about the 2016 UK Games Expo (for now) is a few points of note for anyone who may be considering attending next year and wants a more independent view of what to expect (aka what …
I know that when I talk about things like megagames a big portion of my audience (escape game purists) switch off. But this 60 minutes game that involves a small team working together in a room must surely be of interest. Way back in 2012 I remember hearing about a …
I’ve already talked about the storytelling. Now I’m going to look at the game from a mechanical perspective, and my thoughts on it as a participant. I’m not sure how interesting this post will be to anyone other than me, but you’re very welcome to read along. Another fascinating aspect …
Apologies for the crudity of the title, but it was unavoidable. Read on to find out why it was central to our game of Watch the Skies. For those of you that read regularly you’ll know that one of my passions outside of escape rooms (and rugby) is megagames. I …
