You are a team of elite bank robbers in the midst of your most daring heist ever. You have reached the legendary vault of the Locke and Quay Treasury - rumoured to house the fabled private depository of one of their richest clients. You have 60 minutes to raid the vault and make your escape before the back up security systems seal your fate forever.
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Played: 2 Oct 2019Team size: 2Time taken: 40:22Outcome: Successful escape!
story-drivenfamily friendlyquite easy
We have found this one of the easier escape rooms at Breakout Liverpool. Would definitely be a good starting point for any new starters at escape rooms. Really good themed room. Linear puzzles and story follows on from puzzle to puzzle to find your escape. Would be a great family friendly room nothing in here to scare the younger players.
Host was brilliant with going through the rules and story. Room had lovely elements but very linear so as a group of 4, some of us were left with nothing to do in parts. Would be better as a group of 2.
The theme is a classic bank heist theme, there was some really good moments and funny parts of the room but as it's becoming a tradition with Breakout Liverpool, we had another issue with one of the puzzle that just opened by itself so we got very confused as we had a spare code that we didn't know where to use it on. It broke the immersion and the overall enjoyment of the escape room.
Habitual
Heisting
Having broken out of our first two rooms in good time- both four start difficulty-
our GO told us he would be more reserved when it came to giving out clues since
this one is a three-star. Story
You’re robbers pulling off your most daring heist ever, raiding the vault of an
esteemed treasury.
Puzzles
The sort of puzzles I would expect to see in a bank-themed room, although some
were generic. They were far more challenging with no help!
Mise-en-scene
It wasn’t very bank-like. Instead, it was a bit plain and office-y. Yes, there
was a vault, but ‘legendary’ is an overstatement. Overall, I’d describe it as unambitious…the
space this game is currently in could be used for a far more exciting and
original storyline/setting.
Final Comments
Just give me a sec while I go put the stolen riches with my rubies/gems/diamonds
I’ve taken from all the other escape room’s vaults. If you’re coming to Breakout
Liverpool, put this near the bottom of your list of games to play.
