Escape Hunt Play At Home: Level Up

By | June 19, 2020

by Escape Hunt Play At Home (website)

2-6 players

Β£14.99

Languages: EN

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Welcome to Level One …

When you discover a mysterious old console from the 1980s in the attic, a dangerous computer virus hiding in the software starts to escape.

Through a combination of printed puzzles and online hacking, can you play your way through the retro levels and shut the console down before the virus gets out?

It’s your job to hack into the mainframe, attack the computer virus and Level Up!
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Overall rating

Rated between 3 and 4 out of 5

based on ratings from 2 users
combined with 4 pro reviews

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lareve expert rated this:Rated between 3 and 3 out of 5
Played: 18 Sep 2021 Team size: 3 Time taken: 0:50
samip rated this:Rated between 5 and 5 out of 5
Played: 20/06/2020 Team size: 3

Love the 80s! A fun arcade based game with 4 levels and a bonus thumb war level at the end. We completed it in around an hour and a half once all was told. A great game for families and kids.

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Escape Hunt have certainly β€œLeveled Up” with this game. If you’re looking for a fun nostalgic way to spend an hour, Level Up could be just what you’re looking for.

A very cool and colourful retro styled print and play at home game, with a tech edge! The story – you stumble upon an 80’s retro games console however things aren’t quite what they seem. Switching it on, you release a dangerous computer virus which threatens the future of the world. You must hack into the mainframe and shut the system down before its too late. 

Read the full, detailed review at EscapeMattster.com ⬊

In summary, a game that we certainly enjoyed. The colourful design, story and theme are strong. Although not hugely puzzle heavy, those included are great fun and unlike anything I'd played before. Nice interaction between the printed and online elements make this a very well rounded game.

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