Real Escape Game Asakusa: Escape From The RED ROOM

By | February 1, 2020
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by Real Escape Game Asakusa (website)

1 Chome-17-2 Azumabashi, Sumida-ku, Tōkyō-to 130-0001

Tokyo

2-6 players

30 mins
You find yourself locked in a room. There are no puzzles or codes around you - only red walls, mysterious props and two locked doors.
You must rely on your own abilities to open these doors and escape.
The "real" Real Escape Game awaits you.
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Snapymon rated this:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5
Played: 13 Jul 2023 Team size: 6 Time taken: 30+10 min Outcome: Failed 🙁
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First of all - the red room was super fun and I had a realy great experience with this escape room. The mechanisms were super cool and nothing like anything I've ever tried before which made it a memorable experience. I would definitely recommend The Red Room.

But I also have some complaints: First we were teamed up with another group making us 6 people in total. My boyfriend and I are used to doing escape rooms on our own and even though we had a great cooperation with the others, the room was just too small for so many people (in my opinion). I would have preferred to be 2-4 people in the room. Second you only have 30 minutes to escape. And it's not enough. You can buy 10 more minutes for 800 yen per person if you don't solve it, so be prepared to pay for the extra time because you won't escape in only 30 minutes. 

Beside of that definitely a super fun room I would recommend if you're ever in Tokyo 

San rated this:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5
Played: 2015 Team size: 4 Outcome: Failed 🙁

This game was really hard, since you have to think creatively and the puzzles are basically language-free. Most of the puzzles were all right but not particularly memorable, but there's one part of the game that made up for its shortcomings and I'm very glad I got to experience it.

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The second and last room we found in Tokyo that actually offered an English-Speaking experience was Real Escape Game in Asakusa. They also offered something we have never done before – a public game. At first we were confused and unsure about being paired up with strangers, but find out in the Review how everything turned […]

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