by Break Escape Loughborough (website)
58/59 Baxter Gate, LE11 1TH
2-6 players
Languages: EN
60 minutes
closed
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You and your team are tasked with defusing the bomb planted deep inside a police station. Hold your nerve, be patient, but also react quickly to make sure Boiling Point doesn't get the better of you before time runs out and the terrorists get away! Difficulty - Hard
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Lawsome Foursome rated this:
Played: 19 Apr 2019 Team size: 4 Outcome: Successful escape!
originalfamily friendlyepicquite difficult
Excellent game. Loved it
Anonymous expert rated this:
Team size: 3 Outcome: Successful escape!
🔐James Bloodworth expert rated this:
Played: 12/10/2019 Team size: 2 Time taken: 52:14 Outcome: Successful escape!
A police station under siege, a bomb to defuse and vital evidence to find and save, this room has two goals, defuse the bomb and find the vital evidence. Some good logic based puzzles but I am rapidly finding that map puzzles are my weakness in Escape Rooms.
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As might not be instantly clear from the name, Boiling Point is set in a police station. Your task is to retrieve the critical evidence needed to put away each of a gang of ne’er-do-wells; however, since the gang in question are understandably not keen on this idea, they’ve set a bomb to eliminate that evidence, along with you.
There is an ongoing argument in some enthusiast circles about describing games as ‘first generation’, ‘second generation’, and so on, based on - well, no three people se...
A review of the three games we played in the Midlands in mid 2017. The Cabin was probably the best of Escape Asylum's games while Boiling Point was the weaker of the two Break Escape games open at the time.
While Boiling Point is probably not the game that I would be most likely to recommend to anyone that only had time for one Break Escape game, it was my second favourite of the four we played at the venue, and would be my recommendation for those that love a decent puzzle game, provided you don’t mind a slightly odd story line.
