clueQuest are back with a game for the Easter period and it’s not EGG-splict for the holiday period (we will apologise now). As a Print, Cut, Escape designed game, this follows the successful chain of play at home games created by the clueQuest team over the previous year. 

Print, Cut, Escape games allow you to simply buy the game from the website to then print out, cut out and then attempt to escape! Costing at £15 per game and with multiple special bundles available via their website, they have more than enough games to keep you busy at home. 

Whilst they have been an EGG-cellent addition over the last year, these games will remain on sale and perfect for an evening in at anytime of the year!

Operation E.G.G. EGG-spands on the new feature that was introduced in the mechanics of the heart valentines special. Personalisation! We’re so glad to see this feature be used in the Easter special. This time, you can add a few in-jokes or personal references to your team prior to playing. If that wasn’t enough, you can make this an Easter Egg hunt by adding three secret places in your house and add the clues to show up after each chapter of the game. 

We also get to see the return of MM7, Mr Q’s personal robo mouse assistant. This time he trains as a new recruit in the field and you team up to solve the latest villainous attempt by Professor Blacksheep. Things are never as they look at clueQuest HQ, with brand new puzzles, clever techniques and EGG-ceptional cinematic clips to keep you engaged in the story. 

The mixture of the online system and paper puzzles are used like before to create a 90 minute EGG-splosive adventure. With all the additional EGG jokes, what more could you be after?

The puzzles did seem a little easier this time around but had a very challenging and achieving sense when you did complete them still. This felt right to do as allowed the younger market to get more involved in this mission. 

Uniqueness: 7/10
clueQuest always have pushed the limits and they keep expanding with what they can do and how they can do it. The use of personalisation being brought back for this Easter special was the right thing to do. With them managing to keep this with the theme and find a useful purpose for this feature, it really makes it stand out.