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Play Dead London online murder mysteries – who done it?

Play Dead

During the outbreak of the deadly virus Covid 19 Play Dead London crimes can’t be solved in person but never fear due to technology super sleuths like me can still help them out by solving cases online via Zoom.

On a courtesy basis I was gifted a few special agent passes for me and my friends to help solve the case of what happened at the Hi-De-Ho Camp and within Space on the Final Frontier.

Play Dead London 

Play Dead London are an interactive theatrical extravaganza who host numerous murder mysteries all set within unique locations giving the plays a real air and soul to them. All the audience become detectives for the night to help solve the murder by digging for clues through watching the interactions between the characters and getting their hands dirty by interviewing the shady suspects themselves.

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Phobos-17 has landed – Mostly Harmless Games

Mostly Harmless Phobos-17 us

Mostly Harmless Games returns with a new game Phobos-17 which is the sequel to their The Lifeboat escape room.

Phobos-17 is an abandoned Russian vessel which can be found hidden within the Artworks in Elephant & Castle.

The rumour has it that there is some high grade uranium on board Phobos-17 but the shipping container is full of radiation so brave hunters will only have 60 minutes to retrieve it or risk getting radiation sickness.

Mostly Harmless

Mostly Harmless was created by a bunch of actors, designers and games nerds who met at Crystal Maze experience.

Their first project was The Lifeboat which set sail earlier on this year at the Vaults Festival with it being a sell out towards the end of it’s run and bagging an award for Innovation along the way.

Phobos-17 is a continuation of that journey all packed with thrills in a twelve metre long shipping container! Continue reading →

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