by Escape World (website)
Houtkopersdwarsstraat 3, 1011 NK
2-6 players
Languages: EN, NL
60 minutes
The world’s most legendary chocolate maker is looking for a worthy successor. Do you dare to take up the challenge?Race against the clock and enter his enchanted factory within 60 minutes and prove you have what it takes to get the golden key. Be enchanted by the magical world of sweets and chocolate… But be warned: one wrong step and you could get trapped in one of his crazy machines.
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🔐James Bloodworth expert rated this:
Played: 20 Apr 2024 Team size: 4 Outcome: Successful escape!
immersivefamily friendly
Think Willy Wonka with the serial number filed off! You have to try and find the golden ticket and then move into the chocolate factory. There three distinct phases of this game and the first two parts can be tackled in a mostly non-linear fashion. Puzzles are appropriately themed and the initial area befits the story they are trying to tell. Puzzles are a combination but are in keeping but signposting could do with a couple of improvements (one puzzle requires two things to complete it but there was no indication of when we did the first part). This is a fun romp, nothing will blow your socks but we had a fun time.
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My first impression of Escape World was of a rather chaotic venue, but I think that was the fault of the hen group who were on their way out. Once they’d gone and the staff emerged from hiding, it was a lot calmer.
The Golden Ticket takes inspiration from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; you must first find the eponymous ticket in the sweet shop where it’s hidden, then pass the tests of the chocolate factory.
This is a cute and brightly coloured game, all the more so as it progresses. There’...