by Agent November (website)
2-8 players
Languages: EN
60 minutes
Major X Ploe-Shun has gone missing
He was investigating Marty Orri
The Major has either been captured or he has defected to the enemy!
Major X Ploe-Shun has now sent us a mysterious briefcase containing a nuclear EMP device.
Your team must defuse the device and save London!
show full descriptionHe was investigating Marty Orri
The Major has either been captured or he has defected to the enemy!
Major X Ploe-Shun has now sent us a mysterious briefcase containing a nuclear EMP device.
Your team must defuse the device and save London!
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Agent November is unusual in that they run outdoor escape games (though some of their other games are run indoors). Naturally, we played on a cold, rainy afternoon in January, which must be close to the worst conditions to play it in; and despite that it managed to be huge fun, in large part thanks to the entertaining host.
I wasn't sure exactly what to expect - would this be closer to a street game or clue trail than a normal escape room? In fact, it felt very much like a normal escape room, s...
The original Agent November game recreates an escape room vibe in a London park. Expect a fun game with a very small amount of walking in a safe environment and a variety of puzzles using the local space.
Major X Plow-Shun is, essentially, an outdoor escape room. It sounds like it shouldn’t work, but it’s surprising, once you get started and over the novelty, how much like a traditional room it feels. The game starts by meeting with the host at a nearby pub, and there’s a briefing followed by a quick initial scavenger hunt in the pub itself, before we’re led over to the park. HQ is set up on a nearby bench, including items found the hunt (lock-boxes, etc) and a large briefcase, the nuclear “device” (we don’t use the “b-word” in a public London park) we need to disarm.
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