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If you’re looking to win on your first Escape Room Game, then this post should give you a few tips on how to beat the clock effectively and have fun at the same time. We can’t say that by reading our post you’ll win, but what it will do is give you a few clues before you get here and make you feel more confident. So, read the only guide you’ll ever need on beating the Escape Room challenge.
Keep clues and puzzles in one safe central place.
Don’t lose your clues, because if you do you may never see them again and that could lose you the entire game. There are lots of different things to consider, including furniture, pictures, bookshelves, things on the floor, on the wall etc, so it makes sense to allocate one place to put them where they can be worked on together as a group later once you’ve found them all.
Familiarise yourself with the room’s well-known layout.
You’ll find that most of the Escape Rooms, wherever they are, are designed in a similar way and will follow the same rules. Knowing this will save you time as you navigate your way around the room. Remember, clues won’t be hidden so well that you’ll lose the will to live, the game is designed so you’ll find them and solve them within the hour, so don’t overthink things too much.
Play will people you know well and enjoy spending time with.
If you play with people you know there will be less awkwardness and you won’t be faced with the prospect of spending time with someone you don’t get on with. Pick people that have similar interests to you and people you know will play as you do – to win. They could be people you work with on a regular basis, or close friends and family.
Keep the team small and snug.
You’re supposed to have between 2 to 6 players in a game. We suggest you choose under 6. That way it won’t be too crowded, there’ll be room for people to move around and there’ll be no one bumping into the furniture or each other.
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Now we’ve given away our top tips we know you’ll want to try it yourself now. After all this is the best fun you can have in an hour. It’s interactive, thought provoking and tests you enough to make sure you’ve had a mind workout. Book over the phone or online and we’ll see you down here, and if you don’t win first time, you can always come back and try again.
What Type of Escape Room Player are You?
So which type of Escape Room player are YOU then? Do you go where no one else dares to, or are you the relentless one who won’t give up until the very last second? Well today we’re going to take a look and see which type of player you are, and you may find you’re the ideal Escape Room Game player – and designed to win.
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Tips For Putting Together Your Escape Room Team
Let’s talk teams, Escape Game teams. If you want to put together the best team, then you need to have some sort of strategy in place. You need to at least consider the kind of people you want to invite to be in with a chance of winning. You’ll need to bring along people who are good at communicating, working things out and getting along with other people. You’ll be locked in a room with a group of up to 6 people, so you want to make sure you all get on. So, let’s get started.
Team players
Firstly, make sure you choose people who are happy to be part of a team. Ones who are team players and don’t enjoy being dominant. There’s no point having someone there who’s dominating the game, not letting anyone else use their initiative and bellowing orders out left, right and centre. You want people who enjoy working with others, and there’s no ‘i’ in team.
A good delegator
Find someone who can delegate, this is someone who will stand on the sidelines and not necessarily take part, but guide people as to where they should be heading next to find a clue. Managing the team really is what’s required here and steering everyone in the right direction, keeping an eye on the clock and cheering people on.
You want people who get on well
Find a group of people who all get on and are at least familiar with each other. A bunch of strangers in a room for the first time may not get on with each other, so find like-minded people, possibly from work or family friends. It’ll make for a better game, and there’ll be a better chance of you getting on and spending an hour together, without getting psychologically damaged from the experience.
Good communicators
People who are good at communicating is essential, you don’t want people who don’t talk or don’t tell anybody else anything. People who keep things to themselves. There’s only one way you’re going to win this game and that’s by talking to each other, it’s an interactive game, get it? No silent types or go-it-alone people.
Good at the detailed stuff
Finally, you want people who are good at puzzles and figuring things out - quickly. There’s bound to be someone in your group of friends at work or at home who are good at the geeky stuff, and know how to work out clues really, really well. You definitely want to bring them along for sure!
Escape Stoke - for the time of your life
So, now you know the type of people you need to bring along to Escape Games Stoke to be in with a chance of winning, and put yourself in line to win the whole game. We can’t wait to see you here with your carefully chosen crack team of winners. Book your room now, online or over the phone.
What Type of Event is an Escape Room Good For?
If you’re interested in a game that is interactive, fun and exciting, then Escape Rooms Stoke is definitely for you. We work hard to make it perfect, so when you come here you have a great time. You may have been thinking about coming for a while and you’ve wondered to yourself what type of an event an Escape Room is good for. We’d love to see you here, so we’ll tell you all about some of the people we see here all the time, and hopefully it’ll make you want to come yourself.
Corporate teams
The reason why corporate teams love Escape is because it’s the perfect way to assess skills which are essential in the workplace. If you want to create a new team for a new project you have in mind, you could hand pick your potentials and bring them here to see who’s got the best skills. You’ll be able to see who needs more training, who is best for particular tasks. The most important skills are of course problem-solving, communication and logical/analytical skills – and it’s also a great way to get everyone together and out of the office.
Celebrations
What do you want to celebrate? Perhaps it’s a birthday, anniversary, passing an exam or a driving test. Whatever it is, the Escape Room Games are the best way to celebrate a super special event. Find and solve the clues, win the game and then spend some quality time discussing it later at your favourite haunt, what’s not to love?
Students love it here
Yes, students love to come to Escape Rooms it’s the perfect way to escape the drudgery of deadlines and exams. Yes, they leave all that behind for an hour. Here they can spend time with friends, catch up with their nearest and dearest and just forget about everything.
Date Night
Yes, couples come here for a new way to spend their first date. It beats those awkward glances and long silences you want to end, and it’s a really great way to break the ice. Forget all the awkwardness and come down to Escape Games Stoke where you’ll spend an hour finding and solving clues within the best hour of your life. When it’s over you’ll be exhausted, happy, and you’ll be glad you did and then be ready to talk about your escapades down the pub.
Escape Stoke – for the best event slayer
So, there you have it, the typical events we see at our Escape Room Games. Will you be here for a birthday, a corporate team event or a special wedding anniversary? Perhaps you’re on your first date or you’re celebrating finishing university. Whatever it is we’d love it if you celebrated it here with us, at Escape Stoke. Book your room over the phone or online and hopefully we’ll see you here very soon!