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Resident Evil

by Escape Reviews on Thursday February 23rd, 2017
Contents
  • Rating
  • Full Article
  • Overview
Positives

  • Game master was reactive
  • Good atmosphere
  • Easy to access, central location
Negatives

  • We could hear people from outside
  • Very little technology used
  • Host doesn't speak French
Rating
Our Rating
Fun Factor
7.9
Design & Decoration
6.6
Puzzles
8.1
Reception
6.3
Bottom Line

If you want "something else" and you're not particularly interested in the latest electronic gadgets in a room, but rather a scenario that emphasizes game-play and teamwork, then Resident Evil is a good choice.

7.3
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After seeing a lot of good reviews on Tripadvisor, we decided to test this escape room. The second experience in Brussels was a lot better than the first room we visited, and a bit harder also since we didn’t escape. Actually I am writing this from the room still, since the owner didn’t find the key anymore. 


Story

As described on the Quarantine Liveescapegames.be website:

“An abandoned cellar appears in front of you. When you enter only darkness greets you. This is a restricted area and do you wanna come in? Don’t forget once you are in you can not just walk away. We’ll lock the door behind you. All you need to succeed is your cold blood. Even if you work together, the time is working against you… so you better keep one eye on the clock, you’ve got 60 minutes to find the cure against the zombies and save yourselves!” Quarantine Brussels

Games and puzzles

The game is a linear one with puzzles to be solved one after another and is taking place in a basement mostly in the dark. Good thing that you will be given a flashlight to navigate the underground space.

Puzzles are very well done with some original ones and most of them handmade. Although there are locks involved, somehow this theme manages to go very well with the raw props involved. There are many puzzles that need a lot of attention there are different tricks that can send the players towards fake game paths.

There is a little bit of technology used, and there are several puzzles that demand dexterity. Good use of the environment and the given tools will get you through the puzzles and if not, the Game Master will help you with a hint.

There are different puzzle types that test the following skills: dexterity, logic, eyesight, team-work and of course test your feelings (scare for the most part).


The atmosphere and design

The basement is more or less unchanged from the original house or at least it seems so. It uses the fact that it’s played in the dark to generate the feeling of claustrophobia, pressure and a good old fashioned horror atmosphere.

Hint system is through a walkie-talkie, and the Game Master is watching your every move.

The pressure is kept throughout the game by the big counter for the time left and a few minutes before the counter ends you will get a boost of adrenaline.

Logistics

The room is playable in teams of minimum 3 and a maximum of 6.

Quarantine is located on the same street with other escape room providers, easily accessible by public transport.

Reception are is basically nonexistent.


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Thursday February 23rd, 2017
address

Rue Saint-Jean 45, 1000 Bruxelles

phone

+32471753917

no._of_players

3 - 6

price

19-39 EUR /pers

Quarantine, Brussels
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