You've been away for some time, you arrive at your front door and push it open. Inside it's clear no one has been here for sometime. You light the fire and then start searching for clues as to where your wife and small child have been taken.
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Played: 14 Aug 2025Team size: 2Time taken: 50Outcome: Successful escape!
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Enjoyable linear padlock and key room, but low budget set design which ruined the immersion. Wires everywhere. Extension leads, plug sockets, bare MDF, picture frames with 'WIKI IMAGE' watermarked on them. Would be better with more thought put into the design to immerse players properly.
Thankfully the room itself was enjoyable enough to overlook these issues. Linear, padlock and key, but plenty to do. Repetitive at times, but okay.
Homecoming takes place in a massive space and plays out in a mostly linear fashion. You’re unlikely to be blown away by the set, but you may see a puzzle or two that you haven’t seen before.
