by Mind The Game (website)
85 Willesden Lane, NW6 7RR
2-5 players
Languages: EN
60 minutes
closed
For centuries, people all around the world were trying to create the eternal life serum. A well-known scientist was working on a project in his secret laboratory with the aim of creating the most powerful vaccine ever. Dr Ivanov was teetering of the edge of completing his serum. It would endow mankind with eternal youth, immortality and everlasting happiness. But something went wrong…
Dr Ivanov, thought to be abducted, disappeared and the serum was left unfinished. In this state, this combination of chemicals was considered extremely dangerous and could lead to a biological disaster.
By solving puzzles, hints, and clues, you’re able to save the world and stop the serum from ending up in the wrong hands. This is a race against time that’s guaranteed to be immersive, entertaining and leave you in a state of awe.
Good luck! Your time is ticking…
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Played: 17/6/19 Team size: 2 Time taken: 58:45 Outcome: Successful escape!
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While there's not a great deal that was stand-out or unusually creative about this game, it's a solid escape room with decent puzzles. The theme and story are fairly minimal, but it's one I'd comfortably recommend and expect players to enjoy.
Outside the room Good things come to those who wait. If that's true then Mind the Game must be very good indeed, because I first head about it back in April of last year. It took a while to open up, but it finally launched in February of this year. In a twist of fate, and surprisingly given
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We loved this game. It’s somewhere in between classic and technological (but not technology that will let you down) and was full of things that we’d never seen before, although admittedly some of which we have seen since.