2/5 Matt L. 4 years ago on Google
I'll
start
by
saying
we
have
visited
Escape
Hunt
in
Birmingham
city
centre
and
we
played
The
Last
Samurai
and
The
Finest
Hour
and
we
enjoyed
them
very
much.
Also,
Courtney
was
an
absolutely
fabulous
games
master
-
he
was
friendly
and
full
of
character
and
this
following
review
is
by
no
way
a
review
of
him
-
we'd
give
him
five
stars!
We
played
the
Aladdin
game
and
as
we
walked
in
we
were
initially
impressed
with
the
look
of
the
room...but
appearances
can
be
decieving!
We
found
that
the
whole
room
seemed
almost
very
'rushed'
-
it
felt
like
every
puzzle
had
been
put
together
very
hastily
and
some
poorly
-
one
puzzle
was
broken
and
didn't
work
at
all,
and
some
of
the
ones
that
were
supposedly
working
were
falling
apart
with
bits
hanging
off
etc.
Also,
the
room
was
reliant
entirely
on
electronic
puzzles
-
there
are
no
manual
number
locks
or
keys
to
find
in
this
game.
We
found
that
this
didn't
always
work
too
well
-
there
was
one
part
(not
wanting
to
ruin
it
-
but
with
some
scales)
that
we
seemed
to
complete
without
actually
doing
anything!
Also
the
"musical"
section
seemed
to
work
at
some
points
and
then
not
at
others
and
seemed
far
too
heavily
reliant
on
the
technology.
The
most
frustrating
part
was
at
the
very
end
when
the
final
puzzle
didn't
work
on
the
door
and
we
just
had
to
force
the
puzzle
open...it
all
felt
a
little
bit
anti
climactic.
When
we
normally
leave
escape
rooms
rushing
out
the
door
in
elation,
we
left
this
one
just
feeling
a
bit....meh.
It's
a
shame,
because
like
I
said,
we
have
been
to
Escape
Hunt
before
and
always
regarded
them
as
a
more
high
end
escape
room
and
on
par
with
Escape
Live.
And
when
you
pay
£80
for
four
people
for
an
hour,
we
just
expected
a
bit
more
quality.
Not
sure
if
we
want
to
try
Alice
in
Puzzleland
after
this
one
😓
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