They built interesting set pieces into their large gamespace. + Get Out of Here’s custom construction was high quality. Get Out of Here has two copies of this game, so it is possible to race through these games competitively.
Get Out of Here’s The Diamond Heist was a standard escape room with a high level of difficulty.Ĭore gameplay revolved around making connections, a little physical activity, and puzzling.
In preparation for the mission, we were given jumpsuits. It looked and felt real with all of the escape roomy puzzles, interactions, and technology hidden shockingly well. The large, detailed space was beautifully designed. Get Out of Here’s The Diamond Heist was set in an automotive garage. Their last heist had scored the legendary Ephemeral Diamond and Harry wouldn’t even let Charlie see it… so Charlie had hired us to burglarize it from his big brother. Charlie, however, had grown to resent that his brother called all of the shots. If you’re in Utrecht, check this one out.īig Harry and Little Charlie - brothers, business partners, and master thieves - had worked together for years without drama. The Diamond Heist is almost top tier, and with some game design iteration, I have no doubt that Get Out of Here could achieve true greatness. The catch: cluing and gameflow were shaky at best and left a lot of room for guesswork and approximation. Additionally, Get Out of Here’s comic-booky, noir-esque voiceover narration delivered humor and story with incredible efficiency. I’m struggling to think of another escape game that hid technology quite as well as The Diamond Heist. The Diamond Heist’s design aesthetic and construction quality were world class. Price: ranging from €109 per group to €119 per group depending on team size and weekday or evening/weekend
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