ClueQuest is the second live escape game to open in the capital, reports LondonTown.com

(TRAVPR.COM) UK - August 6th, 2013 - After Pinky and the Brain's dismal attempt at taking over the world, it's time for another mouse to have a crack at it. Having escaped from the lab, Mr Q has devised PLAN52 and is one step closer to conquering all. That is, unless he is stopped by ClueQuest champions. The second live escape game to open in London, ClueQuest invites visitors to step into a locked room and try to escape within sixty minutes. However, with a series of cryptic clues, puzzles and padlocks galore, this is now easy feat. Located in a Technopark in Tottenham Hale, finding the venue is a challenge in itself but it's certainly worth the journey. However, for those who are too far for the expedition, a number of hotels in London can be found on LondonTown.com.

After receiving increasing popularity in the digital world, the concept of a real life escape game was first conceived in Hungary and soon grew into a budding pastime for friendships groups, families and tourists. Having now spread internationally, the first live escape to open in London was HintHunt and the second ClueQuest. Owned and run by four brothers, the ClueQuest game and brand was built and designed entirely by the brothers.

In an attempt to save the world, teams of three to five are locked in a room and asked to partake in a number of exhilarating tasks that require team work and mind power. Additional clues on the countdown clock help when needed and an unnerving soundtrack heightens the tension.  The game is suitable for children aged between nine and fifteen but they must have at least one adult on the team. Prices start from £17 per person.

Find out about all the new openings in London with LondonTown.com's What's New in London article, which outlines all the best new bars, restaurants and general openings in the capital.

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