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Play the Mindcrime escape room and enter another world. You and your team are mind hackers who try to steal the secrets of the rich and famous. But you do this in a very special way: by breaking into someone's thoughts. Know you have received an assignment to enter the mind of mr Jacobs. You will have to find clues inside his memories to figure out the secret he is hiding in his safe... But make sure he doesn't wake up! Mindcrime is a the best choice for players that like to explore many different rooms during their experience. Because you are in his memories, these spaces are also very different from what you are used to ...
- 2-6
- 60 mins
- Not scary
Reviews
JotaMatador
184 escape rooms
We played Mindcrime at Backspace Escape Rooms with a group of five friends, two of whom were doing their very first escape room. This was my third visit to this location, having previously completed Black Box and Orient Express. Overall, the experience was really enjoyable—largely thanks to the perfect team dynamic. Our mix of skills complemented each other so well that we solved everything smoothly and managed to escape with 18 minutes to spare. While the room did show some signs of wear and tear, everything functioned properly, and the puzzles all worked as intended. One small drawback was that previous doors stayed open, which made the progression slightly confusing at times. Recommended for both newbies and experienced players—just keep in mind the experience is a bit dated in terms of maintenance and polish.
Gameplay
Atmosphere
Customer service
Particularly interesting or different
No
Story
Difficulty
Medium
Game tech
Mechanical
Ideal number of players
4
Scary
Not scary
Minimum age
14
Was anything broken?
No
Live actors
No
Physically active
Not at all
Easy to find location
Yes
Parking
Easy
Kika1978
5 escape rooms
Escaped in the nick of time - did this with one of my teams of 8. The puzzles are…puzzling, you really need to pay attention to the minutes of details. Definitely great for working on those ever so underrated fundamental team skills: collaboration, cooperation and communication.
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