Trapped Escape Rooms: Mind Horror

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Corner of Honour Lea Avenue & Sunrise Close, East Village, Stratford, E20 1DU

2-4 players

Languages: EN

closed
45 mins
virtual reality

In a storyline straight out of a Black Mirror episode, you and your fellow cyber-detectives must enter the mind of prolific serial killer, the Silent Man. You have 45 minutes in his mind to locate an abducted child that's in an unknown location. Face puzzles and mystery to discover and save the child.

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reviewed in Central London

dave470003 rated this:

Team size: 6 Outcome: Successful escape!

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reviewed in Central London

StaceyF expert rated this:

Played: 21/05/2018 Outcome: Successful escape!

reviewed in Lisbon

David Bodsworth experienced rated this:

Played: 1 Jun 2019 Outcome: Failed 🙁

Fun to try, but I think I'd stick to regular escape rooms in future. My daughter struggled to get the hang of moving which ended up losing us the game.

reviewed in Central London

kman expert rated this:

Played: 07 Jul 2017 Team size: 4 Time taken: 39m 14s Outcome: Successful escape!

reviewed in Central London

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The question here is, how to fairly review something which is a thoroughly different type of experience to everything else on this site? Mind Horror is a virtual reality escape game, so far a rare beast in the UK but gradually creeping into the escape games scene.

While purchasing game designs is not so unusual with physical escape rooms, very few companies have the resources to create their own VR games and so buying from an external supplier is standard. By an unfortunate coincidence, the fir...

reviewed a different version