The Infinite Escape Room

Down The Rabbit’s Hole

Escape the demonic corpse of Gavin the Rabbit!
We're joined by Mairi, Ash and Al from The Escape Roomer and Escaping The Closet in an Easter-iffic escape to ensure the demonic bunny Gavin stays down.
You don't need to have heard the previous Gavin appearance, but if you want to understand the full suite of references, check it out.
This episode was brought to you by The Bullets for Broncos campaign - the militant sub-division of The Donkey Sanctuary, as well as our patrons J Cameron Cooper, Ryann Sparrow, Richard Leggett, Colin Walker, Tonje Beate Halvorsen and Maggie B.
We also now have MERCH!
You can get a sweet The Infinite Escape Room enamel pin and puzzle postcard to impress your friends and shame your enemies. Check it out!
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This week's solvers were Mike, Mairi, Ash and Al. Your Games Maestro and puzzle creator was Jamie Gibbs.

Sewers and Weddings at the Belgian Waffle Stomper (Pubisode)

Join the gang as they stop for a drink at the pub, and discuss the Night and the Moofseum room, Alan and Bailey's upcoming nuptials, museums, Marsupilami and very smelly sewers.
We're enjoying our new episode format, and we hope you are too. Let us know what you think over at Facebook and Twitter. 
 

Night at the MOOFseum

Bam! We're in Brussels, we're tiny - and we're stuck in the MOOF (Museum of Original Figurines) where things are a bit...lively. Because of mushrooms. And recurring gastronomic celebrity villains.
If you want to play along at home, you might find this useful for the Gaul's puzzle:

A Q&A with Gord and Liz from Review the Room

his episode contains spoilers for our previous episode - Fallen Monks and Robotic Beer Tasting - if you haven't heard that episode yet, please do go and given it a listen first.
 
We're joined again by Gord and Liz of Review the Room to pick their brains on the best UK city for escape games and what separates a good escape room from a great one. They've done over 400 escape rooms, so they know their stuff. Check them out on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
 
Don't forget, you can get a sweet The Infinite Escape Room enamel pin and puzzle postcard to impress your friends and shame your enemies. Check it out!
And as always, please reach out to us on Facebook and Twitter

Falling Monks and Robotic Beer Tasting

Escape The Smuggler's Tunnel Beneath The Temple of Mood!
 
We're joined by Gord and Liz of Review the Room to uncover the secrets that are a-brewing beneath the Temple of Mood. Check them out on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
 
This episode was brought to you by The Portable Vatican: Get Good With God™, as well as our patrons Jade Shaw, Laura Vance, Dave LeCompte and Chris Mikesell.
We also now have MERCH!
You can get a sweet The Infinite Escape Room enamel pin and puzzle postcard to impress your friends and shame your enemies. Check it out!
And as always, please reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter and on Discord (exclusive to you fabulous Patreons!)
This week's solvers were Aled Hughes, Gordon Soutar and Liz Soutar. Your Games Maestro and puzzle creator was Jamie Gibbs.

Mood rings and trespass in The Merry Monk (Pubisode)

Following last week's mood based madness, the gang decamp to the nearest pub - The Merry Monk, for a pint and a chat about the room, the right to roam - and the joys of trespassing.
If you find UK boundary law as annoying as us then do let us know onFacebook and Twitter.

Gusset Gum and the Temple Of Mood

This episode, Danny presents Mike, Anna and Jamie with a mysterious shifting temple. Clues appear and dissapear - but what's triggering them? Buddhist muscle magic?
Also this episode features my favourite sponsor to date. God I love this new format.
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High-seas hijinks at The Shivered Timber (pubisode)

This episode contains spoilers for our previous episode - Our Flag Means Escape - if you haven't heard that episode yet, please do go and given it a listen first.
 
In this week's pubisode, the gang talk about the show Our Flag Means Death (on HBO Max and BBC iPlayer) and the weird history it's based on; whether UK or US sitcoms are funnier, and Danny shows his appreciation for our ability to pull a puzzle out of our rears.
 
This week's podcast recommendation is Noble Blood. Their episode on The Gentleman Pirate was full of inspiration when coming up with piratical puzzles.
 
Dear listeners, please help us out - we couldn't think of a single US show that had a UK adaptation (though we could think of plenty the other way around).
 
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