In the town of Tunbridge Wells, local celebrity DJ McDee is due to release his Number 1 album at a once in a lifetime gig, “DJ McDee: Live at The Forum”.
You, as a dedicated fan and fellow Raver, are due to attend, but when you arrive at The Forum, ticket in hand, you can see something’s not right!
Follow the trail of clues left behind by his evil nemesis MC Floggin, save our local DJ and help release a Number 1 hit! (Spoiler alert, the song is really catchy!!)
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I appreciate it’s free to play, but I couldn’t understand the excitement about this game. It was nice that there were some video clips to accompany the game, but it felt a far stretch from capturing the feel of being in a proper escape room (which other remote games - both avatar and non-avatar - have managed to achieve much better).
That passed an enjoyable 15-minutes between teleconferences, the train ticket conundrum had me stumped for a couple of minutes until I saw the pattern that I needed.
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very easy, but also very amusing. Compliments to the developer's humour! They made me want to catch the train... poooop pooooop!
McDee is one of many short games in this list where each screen shows you a puzzle, and entering the solution unlocks the next one. Of the games in that style, this one might be my favourite.
If you're looking for a game to dip your toes into the water of virtual escape rooms, look no further! The Disappearance of DJ McDee is a great way to try out the format before committing to Clue Cracker’s paid games (which are also highly enjoyable.) And yes, the song is really catchy
Do stay for the full
concert at the end by DJ McDee, it just might make you get up and boogie a
little!
All-in-all, a well thought out, simple, free online game with fun characters, which is brilliant for first timers and those wanting to get a quick escape room fix!
