Mission: Breakout: The Lost Passenger

Von | März 20, 2019

von Mission: Breakout (webseite)

141-145 Kentish Town Road, NW1 8PB

Central London

3-6 Spieler

60 minuten

Based on the true story of the lost passenger in South Kentish Town tube station in 1924.
In 1924, soon after South Kentish Town was closed down, a train stopped at the station by mistake and a man absentmindedly alighted. The train departed and Mr. Brackett disappeared in the darkness. No one knows if he ever escaped…
The time has come to descend into the Ghost tube station and investigate the paranormal activity!
Get your blood pumping and brains working!
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StaceyF experte hat dies bewertet:Rated between 3.5 and 3.5 out of 5
Gespielt am: 21/10/2018 Ergebnis: Entkommen!
poppins2 erfahren hat dies bewertet:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5
Gespielt am: 7 Mar 2023 Teamgröße: 2 Benötigte Zeit: Around 55 minutes Ergebnis: Entkommen!
immersivtolles hostingheftigsehr schwierig👻unheimlich

Unique setting and great hosting .

This one is very busy with lots of background and the ability to focus and trust your instincts is key.

Usually for three or more players, with good reason!

adamturna hat dies bewertet:Rated between 3 and 3 out of 5
Gespielt am: 28 Nov 2022 Teamgröße: 3 Benötigte Zeit: 53 Ergebnis: Entkommen!
immersivheftigziemlich leicht🧟schrecklich

Probably one of the scariest rooms we have done, especially with the involvement of the actors. Some parts of the game become repetitive and unsatisfying when you try too many levers and push random buttons as most of the puzzles are based on these. There is a nice point where team work is necessary.

endairis hat dies bewertet:Rated between 3.5 and 3.5 out of 5
Teamgröße: 6 Benötigte Zeit: 59 Ergebnis: Entkommen!
immersivstory-getrieben😨gruselig
RR_Duo+ erfahren hat dies bewertet:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5
Gespielt am: 2021-08-01 00:00:00 Teamgröße: 4 Benötigte Zeit: 55 mins Ergebnis: Entkommen!
Escape Enthusiast experte hat dies bewertet:Rated between 2.5 and 2.5 out of 5
Teamgröße: 3 Benötigte Zeit: 56:55 Ergebnis: Entkommen!
immersiv😨gruselig

The Lost Passenger is an enjoyable experience for the atmosphere of the game alone. Sadly the puzzles let it down, with the latter half of the game feeling a little bit like you're following a very complex instruction manual. It's a little anti-climactic. It's well worth doing if you want to soak in the immersion of the abandoned tube station, however if you're looking for a good challenge/interesting puzzles, perhaps look elsewhere. 

Shane Craig Gausden erfahren hat dies bewertet:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5
Ergebnis: Entkommen!
raffiniertimmersivheftig👻unheimlich
Mike S experte hat dies bewertet:Rated between 4.5 and 4.5 out of 5
John Mitchell hat dies bewertet:Rated between 5 and 5 out of 5
Gespielt am: 26 July 2019 Teamgröße: 4 Benötigte Zeit: 59:10 Ergebnis: Entkommen!

Mission Breakout is located, albeit behind a very modest and easy-to-miss front door, in a genuine Leslie Green Tube station building. This is South Kentish Town, signature glazed tiles and all, a station where no-one has got on or off a train since 1924. Except, perhaps, for one Lost Passenger ...

The game is based on the folklore account of a man who absent-mindedly disembarked at the forever-closed station, perhaps never to be seen or heard from again. This game is great fun; both the two adults and the two teens in our family group really enjoyed playing. The Lost Passenger requires more practical aspects of intelligence. Someone who enjoys tinkering with machines to see how they work, or a DIY enthusiast, would be valuable to your team. Once or twice, a little Tube or railway knowledge could be helpful too.

Be prepared to find yourselves in some dark and occasionally confined spaces. Mostly there was plenty to occupy everyone, but at one point early on the four of us were queued up behind a one-person puzzle. It is somewhat dusty and dirty underground, so definitely don't go in your best clothes.

We received sufficient hints to allow us to get back on track after a slow start, and somewhat surprised ourselves by completing the game with a minute to spare. The staff were friendly and helpful. I'd definitely recommend this game.

Rhea Eris erfahren hat dies bewertet:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5
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Mission: Breakout, better known as 'that escape room in a disused tube station', has the advantage of a spectacular location, with even the initial descent into the venue helping build atmosphere in a way that no normal location can compete with. Where their first game is Blitz themed, their latest uses the tube station setting more directly with a ghostly tale of a passenger who alighted at the closed station and was never seen again.

As TFL-sponsored investigators, your job is to don hard hat...

From start to finish, a game that kept delivering impressive reveals with a real sense of exploring our way through the story. Solid puzzles kept us entertained although we did feel lost on a couple of occasions in the game.

Mission Breakout’s website proclaims their games to be the most immersive in London. While the set and integrated puzzles certainly lend weight to that claim, we don't feel like we can agree

This was definitely one of the most unique escape room locations we’ve ever been to. We felt immersed before the game even started. If you love historical sites with a bit of eeriness, you will love this escape room. This room was not puzzle-heavy nor were the puzzles difficult.  Adventure seekers will enjoy finding the “right buttons” in this room. As some areas did feel quite crammed and linear, our recommended size for this room is 3 people.

The Lost Passenger was a really fun room. It won’t challenge enthusiasts, but that’s okay – I think the real reason to book and play this is to experience an exciting an adventure in such an impressive physical location. We loved that it was based on a true story, but what we loved the most was the setting, the theme, the creaky equipment, and the general ghostly vibes as we scrambled around the depths of an abandoned station looking for puzzles to solve.

We head down into a disused tube station in north London to investigate the disappearance of a man that mistakenly disembarked there and was never seen again.
We did enjoy the Lost Passenger as an escape game but probably more as a result of the novel surroundings and the jump scares more than the game itself, which left us feeling a little frustrated. It’s a room we’re glad to have played but not one we’d recommend to experienced players looking for a challenge. 

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