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Reviews for Improbable Escapes
Improbable Escapes: Cure for the Common Zombie (Play at Home)
Can you have wholesome family friendly zombie fun? Apparently you can at Improbable Escapes. Unless of course, you’re concerned about a few severed limbs. I have little doubt that Cure for the Common Zombie would be better in person than remotely, but even online it was still good fun. — read the full review from Review The Room
Improbable Escapes: The Hot Chocolate Incident (Play at Home)
Does the perfect Christmas game exist? Well, I can’t say for sure, but if it isn’t, then The Hot Chocolate Incident comes pretty close, and I can’t think of a more perfect way to get into the holiday spirit. If you aren’t already booked to play, book now – slots are limited! (You’ll even get a ‘souvenir’ out of it 😉). — read the full review from Review The Room
Remote Play Review: Improbable Escapes - Cure for the Common Zombie
Improbable Escapes previously wowed us with Seven Dwarfs: Mining Mission and Neverland: Heist on the High Seas, so we approached this apocalyptic adventure with the loftiest of expectations. Improbable Escapes once again showed that a quality game paired with a well thought out remote play production can immerse even the most jaded adventurers into another world entirely. — read the full review from Escape Authority
Review: Improbable Escapes - Neverland: Heist on the High Seas
Improbable Escapes previously wowed us with Seven Dwarfs: Mining Mission – the first game at their new Wonderland location, so it should come as no surprise that we set sail for Neverland: Heist on the High Seas with the loftiest of expectations. While that can sometimes put an attraction at a disadvantage, Improbable Escapes truly did chart a course past the second star to the right and straight on ’til morning. — read the full review from Escape Authority
Improbable Escapes: Neverland: Heist on the High Seas (Play at Home)
This game was as fun as it was beautiful and is an instant favourite of ours. The use of technology to push forward the story was inspired and something we haven’t seen before in a room. This is one room that we would recommend without any hesitation!. — read the full review from Review The Room
SEVEN DWARFS: MINING MISSION (REMOTE) - Improbable Escapes | Review
"Seven Dwarfs" is an incredibly produced escape room that's a pleasure to play for both remotely and in person (presumptively), and the only semi-critique that I can come up with is, perhaps it may be a tad too easy for experts. We claimed victory after only 47 minutes. — read the full review from Escape Mattster
REMOTE: Improbable Escapes HQ - "Seven Dwarfs: Mining Mission"
As we ventured deeper into the Earth, we realized we really we couldn't take a breather with this game. It was very satisfying. We didn't have much to nitpick about on this room. If I had the chance to build an escape room, this is what I would imagine it to be… — read the full review from ESCAPETHEROOMers
Neverland Heist
Improbable Escapes does not disappoint! Once again, this game was jam-packed with things to do, all in an hour's time.,I really enjoyed their introductory video. Definitely worth a (virtual) visit.,Which brings up a question....are there any escape rooms out there that let people keep some of the treasure?. — read the full review from I Virtually Escaped
Remote Play Review: Seven Dwarfs: Mining Mission
Seven Dwarfs: Mining Mission manages to stay so true to the storyworld of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, but at the same time, create its own unique chapter, never read before, that can only be found at Improbable Escapes. What results is a captivating narrative that both surprises and delights, leaving players eager to see what’s around each twist of its mine tracks. — read the full review from Escape Authority
Seven Dwarves: Mining Mission
This. Room. Was. AWESOME! From the very beginning, when they played an introductory video, I was sold! We have to get rid of the poisoned apple that the Evil Queen has left? I CAN DO THAT!, I will definitely be back! — read the full review from I Virtually Escaped