Can you escape in 60? An exciting escape room in the heart of royal Windsor.
Escape in 60 is an escape room company located in the heart of Windsor. Located just outside of Windsor and the castle, a short walk by the river takes you to Windsor Leisure Centre, where you will find Escape in 60 setup. Ran by Kathryn & Mike, this duo have come up with 3 challenging rooms as a small, family run business.
They have been open for around 2-3 years and have been improving and keeping busy ever since.
With The Amber Room, Escape The Castle and The Curse of the Lost Chamber being their three themed escape rooms, they have a great range to choose from.
Costing is dependant on numbers and which room, with The Amber Room costing slightly more due to it being a 75 minute room. Therefore, costs fall between £20 – £27 per person, which is reasonable for an escape room at this location.
We took on The Curse of the Lost Chamber, with some advice given it was the easiest room out of the three and targeted more towards the younger audience.
“A trip to the Valley of Kings in Egypt, sees you and your friends exploring one of the great Pyramids, but when a wall collapses you become separated from the rest of your group. You accidentally discover the burial place of the child emperor Magsood – which has been lost to mankind for a century. You have heard people speak of the hidden treasure sealed in with Magsood and of the curse upon the chamber, which is said to protect it. The curse says that anyone entering the chamber has just 60 minutes to explore the secrets that lie within, before it is sealed again for another 100 years. Can you put Magsood’s tomb back in order and break the curse?”
Storyline & Themeing: 7/10
The Curse of the Lost Chamber is an Egyptian themed room and whilst this is quite a common theme, it is great to see different styles of this theme. The storyline flowed from start to finish with a great introductory video, perfect for anybody with a sense of humour. The puzzles in the room all matched the theme with hardly anything feeling out of place. Whilst this is a reasonably small sized escape room, it packed many secrets throughout your journey.
Puzzles & Flow: 8/10
The puzzles were great fun throughout the room. You were given a clear hint at the start of the game to get you started, everything then flowed from this point onwards. The game is linear so everything moves on reasonably logically. With a mix of word and number padlocks, maze styled games and some other fun styled games thrown in, there was a nice range of puzzles. More physical than mental in this room if your an adult. More than we originally thought and met the eye! Although rated for a younger audience, adults can have great fun too playing with it being a challenge.
Uniqueness: 7/10
Escape in 60 managed to use such a range of styles within the room to make it all come together pretty uniquely. Using old traditional styled puzzles and games, with a mix of technology and themeing, it was a pretty solid experience. We can see how the theme and puzzles allow for kids to have fun during the hour but equally, allowed it to be a challenge for adults. With less hints, there is a fair amount to do in the hour.
Overall with a rating of 22, it was nothing short of fun and was a very fun hands-on interactive escape room with a great storyline.
We thoroughly enjoyed experiencing The Curse of the Lost Chamber at Escape in 60 Windsor. We would recommend you to visit when next in Windsor, if that is tourist sight seeing or maybe you fancy visiting Windsor Leisure Centre at the same time. Make sure you follow them on their socials and only buy timeslots directly through their website. A big thanks to Mike for hosting our game and being super friendly and we cannot wait to come back for the harder rooms soon.
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