Games in Brighton by Bewilder Box
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A very good fun little game in a (brand new, unflushed) portaloo. It took us about 8 minutes to finish but the price is scaled down massively, of course, because there is only so much you can fit in a portaloo (note, it is a disabled access one, so not quite as tiny as we expected).
Silly, good jokes, worth doing if it pops up near you.
I loved this escape room and not just because they give you a robot to look after before you start.
Loved this, some amazing ideas and puzzles that I have never seen before and probably never will again. So many clever little things, smart high tec stuff, implemented in such a clever way. If you are thinking of building escape rooms, you have to see this one as inspiration of whats possible. Also some very unexpected moments that again, were very original.
A must-do and worth travelling to.
A nice room, relatively high tech, everything worked well, and well hosted.
Experience slightly marred by technical issues, both during the game and at the ending. Fun padlock-light game, but definitely not a fave.
When I found out there was an escape room at Glastonbury I knew I had to try it out!
This is a fantastic 10-minute game that literally takes place inside a porta loo.
While of course space is limited I was impressed by just how much they could fit in. Special mention goes to the props which really did feel like they belonged in a toilet.
What made this experience was the two fantastic hosts. Both remained in character every time we walked past during the festival. Before our game we got to have a lovely discussion with a character which acted as a briefing in disguise. This chat essentially doubled our overall experience time and was a very clever way to personalise the experience a little more.
And unbelievably, the entire experience was FREE! If you spot a mysterious portable toilet, you may want to investigate in hopes you find this excellent game!
This game was just so original, I was blown away by the amount of puzzles and elements I had never seen before. Without going into spoilers, the game ended in a really significant way that made all of the group I was in pause for a moment and consider the consequences of our actions.