Become the spy you always thought you could be and take your final exam.
The Reclassified games are something a little different from Breakout Manchester. In addition to this though, Reclassified Green and Blue are identical and allow you to race another team. You're more than welcome to play just one if you're a single team, but if you're two teams, why not book both rooms and see once and for all who is the escape game victor.
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This room has the interesting concept that you are training to be a spy and have to complete multiple tasks using different skills to pass your final exam.
The puzzles have big variety, covering mental and physical type challenges.
This room is a competitive room, with a copy next door so that two teams can race. You can see into the other room, although we only did it as a 2 so no one was in the other room. The room is pretty bare except for the puzzles so don't expect to be blown away with immersion, but that is because the concept is based within the puzzles, not the location.
A different kind of escape room overall, which is very fun and emulates the theme well but don't expect much story.
The venue is nice, very inclusive and spacious. Maddie was a super sweet GM and very happy to work with us in terms of only if and when we wanted clues. The room was a little plain but there were some instant things we could solve and make progress. It is fairly linear with barely any searching to do and some physical and skill puzzles as well as logic and locks. One puzzle got "stuck" so we had to be given the answer as the reveal was no sadly longer possible. But apart from a few short moments of hmmm what next, we had some lovely aha moments and the puzzles were varied and mostly enjoyable. Would just be good to see some care and attention given to rooms in venues such as this. Also some clanking and dragging chains in the walls between us and another room next door were a bit distracting! Enjoyed it on the whole if not the best room we have done.
A game unusually heavy on skill elements but without being impenetrable. Tech resetting problems significantly affected our game so the star rating probably doesn't reflect how much you'd enjoy it. Would recommend for something different and particularly for families.
