by Escape Experience Chattanooga (website)
1800 Rossville Ave, Suite 1, TN 37408
4-8 players
£29.00pp $36.88pp
📹remote avatar
You inadvertently got mixed up with the mob and want out. Six months ago in exchange for amnesty and a new identity you agreed to testify against one of the most powerful crime bosses in the United States, Joseph Guarino. Your life is in tremendous danger. You and your loved ones have been placed into the Witness Protection program, and have been in hiding ever since.
As Marshalls, we have determined the safest and most secure way to transport you to the court hearing is via an old armored cargo train. Nobody will know of your whereabouts and after the hour long train ride to Eagleton City, you will be able to testify in a court of law against this crime Boss to help put him behind bars for good.
All of the information regarding your case must be guarded very carefully. Not even you can know the route you are about to take, so the to ensure your safety, you will be blindfolded.
Secretly stowed away in this inconspicuous cargo train, you patiently wait to arrive at Eagleton City where you will act as a key witness in the upcoming trial. But unbeknownst to you and your fellow passengers, this train was never meant to make it to the end of the line. It would appear your cover has been blown and your identities revealed. With the doors locked, and the train’s speed rising, can you escape off of this runaway train before it’s too late?
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Played: 9 May 2021 Team size: 2 Outcome: Successful escape!
Fun and challenging game with a lot to do.
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Having played one remote avatar game at Escape Experience Chattanooga, I was lured back to try another primarily because this one is set on a real train. The train in question is parked in local attraction Chattanooga Choo Choo, and doesn’t actually move, though the game decor has a few tricks to give the illusion that it does. The advantage of the setting was reduced a little by playing over livestream, but still helped build authenticity.
Despite the name this train isn’t running out of contr...