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It’s 1945 and the Air Commodores at RAF Tangmere have secured a barrel of ale of the highest quality, which they shipped in secretly last night under the cover of darkness. Whilst they are planning a jolly good knees-up for the senior officers, you and the rest of the squadron face an austere Victory Day celebration. But the Air Commodores have been called away to Sector Control and there’s a window of opportunity to break in, find the stash and roll out the barrel!
All ratings (109)
Very positive
79 escape rooms
Really fantastic game - some good puzzles and happily my son is now at an age where he can do a bunch of adult level puzzles on his own (and arguably quicker than me) as there is a lot to do and much can be done in parallel.
Not scary
841 escape rooms
A fun and unique premise. This is a gen-1 game that plays nonlinear and is packed with riddles. Puzzles are thematic but not particularly linked to any kind of story .
E
3 escape rooms
Good fun and had some unique bits. Would not do with group larger than 4 people.
N
45 escape rooms
I've done a lot of Escape rooms and this is one of my favourites. Excellently designed difficult and fun puzzles felt pretty original. We needed some extra time to finish. Great times
169 escape rooms
A really enjoyable room - the puzzles were all so satisfying and we felt a great flow throughout with good music and a good sense of story
61 escape rooms
Escape Plan is very creative. They focus more on the puzzles themselves than on high tech stuff, which is fine for me, as i appreciate the challenge a lot.
l
112 escape rooms
This room is charmingly lowtech, but any escape room themed after breaking into the officer's club to steal beer is a winner in my book. Lots of creative puzzles, all mechanical, in a slightly cramped space. Note that if you did Battle for Britain in EscapePlan's previous locale, some of the puzzles from that room have a new room in Roll Out the Barrel, but there are lots of new challenges as well.
No
Easy
Mechanical
3
Not scary
No
No
Not at all
67 escape rooms
Some really novel puzzles we have not seen before, a very tactile room
I really enjoyed that all locks were labelled so puzzle flow was not interrupted. Not much finding keys for locks but actual puzzels
I loved that the staff noted your names down and spoke to you by name, felt very personalised
Yes
Medium
Mechanical
3
Not scary
7
No
No
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There was a section you had to climb through a window but once a team member was through they could open the door and let you through without a break in the atmosphere
No
It is in the cinema, don't question yourself. No outside signs but email instructions are clear
s
27 escape rooms
Cool room, some great little puzzles. Friendly GM - thanks Jacob!
No
Medium
Mechanical
2
Not scary
10
No
No
Not at all
Yes
105 escape rooms
While visiting London I jumped into the enthusiast community and was able to play a game set during the aftermath of World War II when the Allied soldiers were ready to celebrate with a few barrels of the good stuff. The puzzles made sense, the game is probably best with 2-4 players because of space and I worried about the fragility of the components. Treat the pieces carefully and kindly.
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