In an alternate time-line, the world is divided between those who have and those who have not. Utopia and Dystopia share a story and a past, separate yet intertwined, where perhaps not all is as it seems.
For those in Utopia, life is good and technologically advanced. Every need is catered for. Every wish fulfilled. Overseen by their benevolent government, the Utopians are protected from the outside dystopian world and the disease-ridden creatures that roam there.
As they strive to maintain perfect balance and harmony, will you be able to pass the selection process and begin your new Utopian life?
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Gespielt am: 22 Feb 2020Teamgröße: 2Benötigte Zeit: 59:41Ergebnis: Entkommen!
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hightechboring
Nice room with a fairly immersive storyline. The most part of the room was good but you can tell its GM ran, ie, I didn't feel like I had actually completed the puzzle but they opened it anyway?
Personally did not enjoy the final 12 screens, but overall I would recommend you give this one a go
Gespielt am: 31 Dec 2020Teamgröße: 2Benötigte Zeit: 53:47Ergebnis: Entkommen!
hightechoriginalstory-getriebenziemlich schwierig
This was our 50th game and a great game! Very hi tech one that definitely suited our eye! Really clever tech plays it’s way through the game and this was our last game of the day having played all 4 back to back! Lovely surprise at the end with bubbles and chocolates to congratulate us on 50 rooms which was a fantastic touch and really appreciated!
Gespielt am: 7 Feb 2023Teamgröße: 4Benötigte Zeit: 34:35Ergebnis: Entkommen!
hightechimmersivstory-getrieben
Really enjoyed the tech in this room. At some points it was a little linear, but the room was mega immersive and impressive. I thought the puzzles were really original!
We did both utopia and dystopia on the same day and they flow well together, especially the storyline!
We played Utopia immediately after Dystopia - I highly recommend players do this as it's so cleverly written!
Utopia takes on the high tech side of things and it does it very well!
The tech in this room felt like we were in a movie, it was super fun and very immersive, set design is fabulous, hosting very good - they are practically invisible and it works super well and the link between the two games is just brilliant!
Gespielt am: 21 Jan 2023Teamgröße: 2Ergebnis: Entkommen!
hightechstory-getriebentolles hosting
A brilliant sequel to Dystopia, these rooms as a combination are absolute winners! Loads of tech and crammed full of puzzles. Superb hosts - particularly Lucas - whose enthusiasm was just second to none.
Gespielt am: 15 Jan 2023Teamgröße: 2Benötigte Zeit: 44:13Ergebnis: Entkommen!
schönhightechimmersiv
Utopia is the sister room of Dystopia and is a complete 180 both in theming and puzzle approach. If you love tech, screens and buttons, you will love this room. Not my favourite room but some clever puzzles and all tech worked well (a miracle in itself!). Similar to all the other rooms, there was no ambient music - very strange.
Very clever how this room blends with Dystopia - Would recommend playing back to back if you can. Set design was really cool and all puzzles fit well within the theme.
Gespielt am: 22 Feb 2022Teamgröße: 2Benötigte Zeit: 57Ergebnis: Entkommen!
hightechstory-getriebenkaputte technik
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After completing The Signal and Spellbound in the morning, we headed back after lunch to tackle Dystopia and Utopia. Having two rooms blend together like these two do with their stories is something I’ve never seen before and felt very original.
- The decor of Dystopia may seem a little lacking at first, but there is a story-based reason for it. This was a very fun room, but with a slightly frustrating final puzzle that even our host had admitted a lot of people (himself included) had found difficult to see/comprehend. However it didn’t spoil our experience of the room.
- After completing Dystopia we headed straight into Utopia. The way you start the game was surprising and unique, although could have been tightened up a bit so that no GM interaction was required (players of the game with understand what I mean by this). This would also have added to the immersiveness of the game.
After getting through to the main hub of the game, I can say the decoration of the room was fantastic, with a couple of things I’ve never seen before. The puzzles in this room are all very electronic-based, compared to Dystopia where it is mainly padlocks.
Unfortunately, due to this reliance on technology, one of our puzzles didn’t operate at all, causing the GM to have to come in and pause our time while he fixed it quickly.
The final part of the room was again very tech-dependant, with a couple of frustrating and lacklustre puzzles, with a poor way to interact with them. When we finally had the means to exit the game, our host came in to tell us while we had escaped, we couldn’t fully complete the experience because another team was in the area we escape to! (previous players will understand what I mean)
This was very frustrating as it would have been down to the GM’s poor time/team management, and it meant we couldn’t fully complete the experience. After a brilliant morning, this obviously left a very sour taste in our mouths, given that we had spent so much time and money at a venue and couldn’t complete the experience.
All in all, I would still recommend both rooms, and that you should definitely do them back to back, starting with Dystopia.
Personal ranking of the rooms at Make Your Escape would be:
The other half of the game from Dystopia (although both can be played stand alone). This is very different and involves a lot of high tech puzzles and games as you try and find the way to escape. Its easy to overthink some puzzles, as the GM told us afterwards, we tore our way through the hard puzzles and completely over thought the easier ones. I'd say this is slightly harder than Dystopia as the pressure can build at one stage but would also be good for larger groups.
We did Dystopia followed by Utopia, such an unique idea to go from one to the next, we thoroughly recommend you doing it like this. The set design in this game is amazing!
A slick futuristic room, although we did have a niggle with one of the puzzles not quite working properly.
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Utopia is the sister game to Dystopia, its complement and its inverse. Where Dystopia’s decor is urban decay, Utopia is all sleekly gleaming computer panels; where Dystopia's puzzles tend more to the physical, Utopia's use touch-panels and screens and electronics.
Your mission is to pass the tests that will allow you entrance to the elite enclosed community of Utopia - though your motives for doing so may depend on whether you've just emerged from Dystopia or not. The over-arching plot advance...
A pair of games that were both enjoyable experiences, but which really came into their own when played back to back. Break out of Dystopia before discovering the truth behind the perfect society of Utopia.
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to live a world like in the movie ‘Divergent’, then you need to play both Utopia and Dystopia, back-to-back.
Utopia and Dystopia are two different games, but we’re covering them in the same article. I’m not sure that’s wise, because, they’re very, very different. But they are connected: both figuratively and literally. Figuratively, they share the same universe and form two parts of the same story. Literally, you can play both games together and certain things in one can game can influence the other, turning it in to a competitive event. I also believe it’s possible to play both games back-to-back, coming right out of one and into another, but that’s somewhat dependent on there not being anyone in the other game!
A challenging logical room that requires a lot of mental input but very enjoyable.
We played Dystopia and Utopia back-to-back. Alone this is another good game, but played as a sequel to Dystopia it adds a whole other layer to the development of the story.
