An elite team of highly skilled and experienced bank robbers has been assembled. Assigned with the task of infiltrating the security at one of world’s most protected bank vaults, you must steal the world’s most valuable diamond. You are the chosen few who must accept this challenge. Other members of your notorious organisation have entered earlier that night, but their efforts proved to be unsuccessful. Working with the clues they have left behind, and your extensive plan to gain access to the high security areas, your team is ready. All security cameras have been disabled for the next hour. You have 60 minutes to locate and steal the diamond before the cameras turn back on and you are caught!
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Lots to do in here and some clever puzzles that worked well with the theme. We stormed through it because it flowed well, so although it's not the hardest room, it is an enjoyable one.
This
was another occasion where I introduced a newbie to the wonderful world of
escape rooms. He’s since been hooked, and so this one must have done a good job
of enthralling him!
Story
Steal a big
shiny diamond from a bank.
Puzzles
There
was lot of calculating and translating numbers into codes, as well as a couple more
interactive puzzles. A fun mixture.
Mise-en-scène
There was a very lifelike and absorbing
start and finish to this room, lending a sense of flow and progression to fit
in with the story. From the big main features such as furniture and room layout,
to the minor details like the smallest props, this room was on the money in
terms of design.
Final
Comments
Four-stars
is a fair difficulty rating, but this room could be enjoyed as a pair or in a group
of three to four. Another diamond to add to my collection.
The theming of this room was absolutely brilliant, innovative ways to move on to the next rooms and a great exit to the room too.
one puzzle had us stumped for a while and to be honest, it was one of them very tedious puzzles that you know is a puzzle but you just dont want to even try and work out what to do with it.
The rest of the room was outstanding, however they had one of my biggest bug bares... a puzzle that is no longer working in the room but they have still left the signposting and the props in place. we knew instantly that something wasn't right because the door was already open but nonetheless, the puzzle elements should be removed. they did confirm at the end that the puzzle is broken and they are removing it at some point so dont let this throw you off
We were told on arrival one of the puzzles was broken but to "use our resources"
Several rooms, one puzzle per room for a while, very dull and dingy and felt a little like a waste of space. Puzzles were ok, lots of spaces and items were very "well loved" and really need replacing.
I think as a game it's a little tired and we didn't really enjoy this one on the whole but our host was lovely.
