Escape Time St. Ives: Operation Mindfall

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Second Floor, Cornerstone House, Park Avenue, TR26 2DN

2-6 players

Languages: EN

closed
120 mins
different

The secret research company Spider Technologies has already infected 20% of the world's population with a mind-control virus.

Your task: Find the antidote by Dr. Bergmann, get access to the main server and prevent the disaster!

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reviewed in Liverpool

Lise Mortier expert rated this:

Played: 17 Apr 2021 Team size: 4 Time taken: 70 Outcome: Successful escape!

original

Great fun to do during a lockdown with a nice weather.

It took us a bit of time to get use to the technology but the puzzle are increasingly difficult which allow you to get the hang of it.

We needed just over an hour to complete and didn't need any clue. It was fun but doesn't bit the atmosphere of their other indoor games!

reviewed in Central London

🦡cipherdelic virtuoso rated this:

Played when it first opened and was screamed at by the staff in a hotel because they no longer wanted the game players n there and had informed the company the previous week but they continued sending people in there.

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Exhilarating

Operation Mindfall is without a doubt in my mind one of the most creative and high-tech outdoor games on the market. I’m just so impressed by the tech! AIM Escape’s version in particular takes you through some of the most beautiful parts of London but through the eyes of the super secret spy organisation W.I.S.E. It’s perfect for tourists and locals alike!

reviewed in East London

This experience was so well executed, we were really impressed with it! The augmented reality aspects worked brilliantly and the story was great, with all of the puzzles well themed and great fun to solve. The difficulty level wasn’t too high but the variety of different puzzles was fantastic, with a big bag of tricks to keep things interesting.

reviewed in East London