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Pushed for Time is an Escape Room Adventure that starts at the offices of Riditure & Co. - the world's first and only Time Travel Agency. You have been recruited by Riditure & Co. to trace the disappearance of their engineers. Stuffed in the walls of an Art Deco elevator, you find some blueprints not seen since 1926. As you investigate the plans, you realise that the only way forwards is back!
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Overwhelmingly positive
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373 escape rooms
A very good escape room with a lot of laughs and "oh cool!" moments. While it's not as standout as Battle for Britain, I wouldn't recommend skipping it. I was thinking of several puzzles days later.
Somewhat
Someone must climb. And everyone goes for a ride :)
169 escape rooms
A departure from Escape Plan's usual themes, this was a really fun room with a few unique mechanics including giving players some choices. Lovely accommodating host. Tricky puzzles that probably wouldn't be suited to new players.
79 escape rooms
75-80 minute game. This is one of my favourite games of all time. Plenty of diverse puzzles, great use of technology with one element reused that I have only seen once before but much better executed here. Great story woven into the game. Really fabulous and cant recommend it enough!
F
18 escape rooms
Pushed for Time is a fantastic escape room, made even better by our excellent GM who went above and beyond to answer all our questions throughout our day at Escape Plan. We went with our nuclear family, two adults and two children - all of us had a blast! Our kids *really* enjoyed this room and loved the Time Machine! Thank you for a great time!
No
67 escape rooms
Really original escape room, best time travel escape experience we have done. Liked the small amount of customisation the room allowed.
Yes
Time machine feature was very creative
Basic story well executed
Medium
A lot to do, but puzzles where medium level
Mechanical
Mechanical puzzles, but good use of sound and lighting
4
Experienced team of two more than ok
Not scary
7
No
No
Not at all
Need to be able to climb a ladder, and step onto a platform for the time machine. Would need to be able to stand for the time machine mechanics, not great for people with motion sickness, but they will try to customise for that.
Yes
In the cinema
Limited
In Shoreditch, by main London stations
875 escape rooms
A really fun room with a bunch of nonlinear gen-1 style puzzles to solve. Expect lots of logic puzzles and padlocks to open . The time machine is the highlight, lots of fun and silliness
Not scary
47 escape rooms
Like their other rooms, you can feel their love for escape games and the engineering they personally do to make their room succeed. Less puzzle dense/overwhelming than their other rooms, but makes for a more fun experience.
Good flow. Escape plan is always good at signposting.
I think the immersion was still a little low because you’re in an abandoned office space at the end of the day, but the one big effect is a ton of fun.
EP always goes above and beyond. Truly everyone we’ve talked to there loves the business.
222 escape rooms
Spinny elevator Time Machine with a customizable playlist and different places / times! Manually spun by gamemaster based on "weee" level. 🤣 This is a *brilliant* way to make a room feel “high tech” with some construction ingenuity. Escape Couple rating: 5 🗝️: Excellent room with wow factors (we use a 1-6🗝️ rating scale)
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50 escape rooms
This room was cute. They had a good time though. I wasn't as impressed as I hoped to be from the reviews. A lot of effort was put into theming and set design and the puzzles were cute but ultimately not that difficult and we finished in not much time without needing any hints. Probably my least favourite of the Escape plan games but still worth doing
j
69 escape rooms
The setup and conceit was fun and engaging. The clues were well done, and in theme. We had a great time.
Yes
Medium
Mechanical
3
Not scary
12
No
No
Somewhat
Ladder, some step up
One person needs to be able to climb
Yes
Limited
