by Meridian Adventure Co (website)
134 SE Taylor St, Portland, OR 97214
2-6 players
£99.00 $125.00
Languages: EN
unavailable soon75 mins
Take a break, and visit the relaxed seaside town of Little Sodaburg.
Bring up to 5 of your friends, and experience a time like no other.
You’ll marvel at our collection of fish statues, visit our castle ruins and tour the factory of the universe's most popular soda.
Just don’t swim in the river, if you know what’s good for you!
In the unlikely event your tour goes awry, you'll probably be embroiled in a comedy conspiracy across the town and its websites, cooperating with your group in live games, puzzles, and challenges, and maybe even saving the world.
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Really unique and a game where you have to work together. Your screen is different than your colleagues throughout certain parts of the tour, so its a very collaborative effort. Loved this very much, and after you play you will remember ROOMBY for some time!
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Some games defy easy categorisation, and Little Sodaburg is one of them. I’ll give it a go, though: you could describe it as ‘an online digital game with a live host’, as ‘a comedy adventure full of team-based tasks’, ‘an unexpected gem’, or just ‘madder than a box of frogs’.
Your team starts off being welcomed to their virtual tour of the pleasant little town of Little Sodaburg, sponsored by Wahoo Fizz soda… and things escalate from there, in some entirely unexpected directions. The plot sets ...
What begins as a perfectly normal trip to a coastal town takes a completely unexpected turn. Nothing is as it seems in tranquil Little Sodaburg. Our tourist group has to prove itself as amateur detectives. We suspect a solid conspiracy. In order to uncover it, we have to do thorough research and go in search of clues on the town’s websites.
If you only play one more at home game ever again in your whole life, make sure it’s The Traveller’s Guide to Little Sodaburg. It’s hard to still be impressed this far into lockdown, hundreds of ‘at home escape games’ later… And yet every single element of Little Sodaburg was delightful and innovative. It’s funny, it’s light-hearted, and it’s packed with hidden details.