Keyhunter: The Double Crossing

By | March 20, 2019

by Keyhunter (website)

149 Sherlock Street, B5 6NE

Birmingham

2-7 players

Languages: EN

60 minutes

closed
Irwin Gibson, an American spy, was sent to the Russia-China border in order to obtain evidence of large-scale nuclear weapon production. He locates them, but was soon captured by the authorities and locked up in a cell. The American government denies all involvement with his activities, and he soon finds himself walking a lonely path, demotivated by betrayal. The only thing he can do now is escape...
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Riot Games rated this:Rated between 1.5 and 1.5 out of 5
Team size: 4
illogicalplainunoriginal
Perhaps this just wasnโ€™t our room, but honestly I didnโ€™t enjoy it much at all. I feel terrible saying it, especially as our host was very nice, but it was just wholly disappointing. From the set design to the props to the puzzles everything was lacklustre which is just such a shame
Siรขn O'Brien experienced rated this:Rated between 1.5 and 1.5 out of 5
Played: 8 Jan 2022 Team size: 2 Time taken: 56:00 Outcome: Successful escape!
family friendlyillogical

This is the second game we've done with Keyhunter and it's just not for us. We don't enjoy these games and although we escaped, I'm not convinced we would have without help. When we asked why there was stuff in the game we didn't use, they said that's because there are multiple ways of getting to the same outcome. I find this strange and irritating. I want to play all the games and leave with a feeling of 100% completion. I just don't get that here. 

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Do people really pay for this experience? We really hope not. See our thoughts on what is probably the worst room we ever played.

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