Escape One Algarve: The Kids‘ Laboratory: Project Cyborg

For us this was a great experience! The end puzzle had a lot of math in it (adding and subtracting many many times - nothing complicated) and it can be a bit tedious, but we are math people, so it didn't bother us. 

We did have a few "that is really cool" moments in this one. One with shadows and one with latin. That is not saying too much, I think. We really liked some of the decorations - they were a bit geeky. Fun. 

We took 2 hours on this in a team of two. We did feel that a bit of signposting pointing out when a puzzle was not yet relevant would have been nice. There was great signposting in some places, but because some elements gave you a lot of information that could be read in a lot of ways, this wasted a bit of time for us. 

Even using 2 hours we felt that getting out was too early. Ready for more.

The inventory was visible when looking at a puzzle and worked well (This game is built on telescape). We did have a bit of lagging problems, but that might just be our computer, since it only affected one player. Otherwise the tech worked well. 

Recommended!

Literally the mathiest mathscape room I have ever encountered.  Got to the point where everyone on the Zoom would laugh out loud when we uncovered a new puzzle and it was inevitably more math.  It was...functional, so one and a half stars.  But the puzzles were repetitive and process-heavy, the math was tedious, and we were pretty much checked out by the time we finished.  Twenty pounds is a bold amount of money to ask for this.

DEFINITELY LOTS OF BRAIN TEASERS AND INTERESTING PUZZLES.

KEPT US ON OUR TOES. THANKS A MILL. KEITH & BEA.

Really good fun and it definitely made us think and work together. Once we got used to the set up we thoroughly enjoyed it. 

Thoroughly enjoyed the experience! It took a little getting used to, to figure out how to input the answers, but once we did, it was a great experience! So glad I was able to play this game without having to get on a plane! Thank you!