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Finding the best team building activities is a rather challenging task, especially if you would like to do something else than having a pint or two in a nice bar after work. You have to make sure to create a bonding experience, work together as a team and make it fun at the same time.

Have you ever wondered what it is like to participate in a live escape game? Maybe you have played one but you haven’t been to the most exciting rooms in London? Let us give you 3 reasons why to visit ClueQuest, probably the best escape game in London!

Save the Planet While Playing

By clueQuest

Although we are already open, not everyone can or wants to visit yet. And that's okay, we fully understand this. And as well as being open, we really like making our Print+Cut+Escape games, and you love them too. But we know very well that a lot of games require a lot of paper to be used for printing, which is not very eco-friendly. However, we consider it very important to reduce our ecological footprint. So what do we do?

Are you ready for another mission?

By clueQuest

Whatever happens, Mr Q always has a plan to stop the professor. Or not even one but several plans. If the main plan is not working then could plan B come. Or C… Maybe Q. But the point is that our top secret fortress PLAN52 is constant. Just not the same as it was. What does it mean? Listen carefully! We’ll explain.

We are back

By clueQuest

We have good news, perhaps the best in this year so far. You guess? Yes, it’s official! We are back! Finally, we can open our doors and can’t wait to meet you not just online but face to face too.

Escape rooms are all about checking out from the real world for an hour of puzzle solving team fun. But how can you do that when you have to social distance and be mindful of what you touch. Well, we have figured it out for you so you can just focus on the fun and leave the rest to us.

So your birthday falls in lockdown? We bet you’d rather be celebrating with your friends IRL, but don’t worry - we’ve got the next best thing! So many agents are choosing to invite their friends to a virtual escape game party! Want to do the same? We’ve put together this guide to show you how.

Blogger reviews of Print+Cut+Escape!

By clueQuest

So many escape room and lifestyle bloggers have been kind enough to review our Print+Cut+Escape! games. We thought it would be useful to publish a selection of them here for those curious to learn more about the missions. Thanks so much to everyone who has taken the time to leave their thoughts.

The cinemas may be closed right now, and all your favourite restaurants may only be serving on Deliveroo, but that’s no excuse for forgoing date night! Why not treat your beloved to an escape room in the comfort of your home? Here’s how!

Episode 2 begins where Episode 1 left off: Lisa Hammerschmidt - aka Agent Crimson - has been rescued from her prison in The Cube, and has briefed the agency on Professor BlackSheep’s evil plan.

Keeping teams engaged while working remotely can be tough. And chances are they’re already getting sick of online bingo! Today we’re sharing our tips for how to mix it up by setting up a virtual Escape Game team building, using our new print-at-home escape game Print+Cut+Escape!

Want to win your free ticket to the next episode of our new print-at-home escape game, Print+Cut+Escape!? Following the success of Episode 1, which was released in April, we have recently unveiled a second edition, and will soon be launching a third. All you need to do to win a free copy is post your team selfie while playing Episode 1 or Episode 2.

So Easter is going to be a little weird this year, right? First thing’s first, the most important thing right now is that we all stay safe. In the clueQuest family, we will all be celebrating at home with our families. For now everyone is fit and healthy, and we’re so grateful for that. But still, it’s going to be strange...

No ‘I’ in Team | A cliché for a Reason

By Eszter Lantos & clueQuest

Everyone who has worked as part of a team at least once is guaranteed to have heard the title phrase of this article at least once. Where it once induced a sense of unity, it does little more these days than induce groans. But is its endurance not a signifier that its message is richer than it may appear? We certainly think so, and the following breakdown is my take on the meaning behind the cliché.

 

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