Tunnelling Through Time has some fantastic stats which you should know prior to playing. These are as follows; 

• 12 minutes of high quality video creating what we think is the most cinematic virtual escape room ever.
• Approximately 90-120 minutes of puzzle filled gameplay.
• Based on the true history of the Thames Tunnel (N.B. Time Travel may be a little artistic license)
• A tonne of fully voiced characters and in-character hints available throughout.
• Start and stop whenever you want. Your progress is automatically saved in case you need to break for any reason.
• You’ll have the entire internet at your fingertips for your sleuthing, and nothing is out of bounds.
• 100% of the proceeds go directly to the charity (minus credit card fees to the banks).
• 1-6 players, playable exactly how you want; either 1 person sharing screen or everyone logging in to experience everything themselves!
• Accessibility options for colour blind players and subtitles for those that need/prefer them.

Storyline & Themeing: 8/10
With 12 minutes of video, full voiced characters and so many different time periods brought to life in the experience, it ticks so many boxes for a catchy story. It’s not everyday you can travel through time (virtually) to take part in the true stories behind the world’s first underwater tunnel. Education & fun!

Puzzles & Flow: 8/10
The puzzles created by Deadlocked are always a challenge. With a nice range of difficulty within this adventure, it was great to see some new interactive puzzles and how they have created these within the relevant themes. They flowed effortlessly with the story and with the hint system being in the characters voices, it didn’t break from the immersive setting. 

Overall, Tunnelling Through Time was a perfect collaboration for a great cause. The amazing experience steps back in time with interesting characters, unique puzzles & mini games. The diverse mix of escape room puzzles to fun mini game styled puzzles, opened up a enjoyable way to learn about some of the true stories of the Thames tunnel. 

The amazing team at Deadlocked kindly let us review the game prior to its public release. Tunnelling Through Time is now available to play and has it’s own website to find the more fine details and to book to play. We managed to complete the experience in an embarrassing time of just under 2 hours, with a fair few hints alongside some other fun stats! We would say could you beat us but, we know you already have!