Spiele in Vlaardingen von DarkPark Vlaardingen
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Der beginn meiner Live Escape-Raum-Begeisterung! Und immer noch mein absolutes Highlight.
This was by far the most amazing thing i've done. The space is just crazy, the acting is intense, the story is really cool and i love how the game changes 4 times. I loved this game so much i applied to be an actor there right after and i've acted there for 2,5 years before it close down. Forever a shame that this is gone, cause it is just unique in its kind
The host was impeccable, happy to engage and he threw himself into the physicality of the role in a way I've rarely seen. The last two parts of the game are amazingly high energy and it has a great finale. I'm not a huge fan of games like this but I do play them (I'm a LARPer so I treat live actors as NPCs) and I can appreciate the intense experience (we heard the screams of the group that had gone in after us). Is it scary? Yes, but not in a creepy way, I've felt the hairs on the back neck stand up in much more intense scare rooms, this reminded me a lot of Lethal Decision 1 that I played many years ago now.
The mid-part of the game had our first terrifying actor interaction, once you understand the mechanic to make the game "safe" fear is replaced by adrenalin and this game meanders though an epic location.
The final boss battle - just wow!
We’re an experienced team that has played a good number of the highest rated horror games in the world, having taken a trip to Athens to terrify ourselves with the big hitters last year, so we weren’t expecting much we hadn’t seen before, but Stay In The Dark genuinely surprised us. With a stupidly vast space, and multiple styles of game to proceed through, the game surprises and immerses from the start with an actor greeting you in character, as they guide you from the meeting point in a car park to where you’re meant to be.
You’ll have moments of quiet tension, run for your life (literally) panic and even an exciting finale that I can only describe as a boss battle. It’s a combination that works in different ways to keep things interesting, and not overwhelm you with a constant horror. My favourite section came when we felt like we knew the ‘rules’ of the experience, and had a clear objective on what we were up to, mainly revolving around the titular action of staying in the dark. It’s effective and unique, only possible with such a large venue, and when you feel like you’re starting to understand it.
The best parts of it would be spoiled if I went into too much detail, but despite some real fear throughout, I absolutely loved it. There weren’t many ‘puzzles’, a necessity of the type of game it is (getting your brain working while you’re nervous of the slightest sound coming from around the corner is always a tough ask), but enough to be satisfying, and the story develops in a remarkably clear and effective way. Any lack of production quality was effectively hidden by the darkness, and the scale of the game giving us a great experience overall, and making this game a must play on our list.
This is an experience I will never forget. Not an escape room as such, more of an immersive horror adventure. Please throw yourself in and play the part. It will really help you get the most out of it. Clever use of an actor.
I’ve never been so scared in an experience like this. Fun and scary at the same time.
They only have the lease for the building six months at a time so could go at any point.
Note that if you struggle to crawl or climb, there may be a few obstacles you will find difficult to traverse.