Reading's award winning 5-star rated immersive escape room experiences.
Reading, England
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Ever wondered how to get started when it comes to a career in game design?
Katie, the designer of all of TimeTrap's games, shares some of her wisdom and actionable tips here:
Something we're often asked is, 'How did you get into designing and building escape rooms?' Here are some tips and practical actions you can take if you were looking to get into game design, or even set up your own escape room. imaginariumdesign.co.uk/how-…
Did you know that you can still play our outdoor escape room, Professor Pooch's Adventure? It's perfect on days like today and is a great activity to do with the kids before they head back to school.
If you order your copy before 1st September, we'll also include one of our gold pocket watch badges (worth £5 and also purchasable on our online store) as well.
Head to timetrapescaperooms.com/outd… to purchase and find out more.
One of the things people loved most about our Pudding Lane experience was the attention to detail that went into all of the different parts of the build, including the many hand-painted shop signs.
If you've ever wondered about the process behind these, or wanted to create your own, you can have a read of our blog (in the shared post) or watch our YouTube video here:
youtu.be/iFfnJkYxVOA?si=28xb…
On Saturday, we were invited to be a part of @UniofReading's Community Festival and took along our tabletop games, Troops to Hoops.
This puzzle-based romp through Reading's history is great for engagement and team building events - let us know if you want to find out more!
Have you missed us?! Well there's some good news if you have - we'll be taking our ‘Troops to Hoops’ tabletop puzzle challenges to the @UniofReading for their Community Festival on Saturday 18th May.
The Community Festival is a free, family-friendly event for the local community which includes live music, theatre and performance, workshops, sporting activities, community stands, a craft market, street food, and a range of research-related activities and talks.
It’s been just over a month since we closed the doors to our TimeTrap venue, so we felt it was only right that we update you on what we’ve been up to in the meantime and what the future of TimeTrap looks like…
If you’d like to follow our journey at Imaginarium Design, including behind the scenes escape room content, you can do so via our socials - @ImaginariumDes.
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Sad to see you go @TimeTrapEscape. It has been so inspiring watching your journey over the years - I have great memories of filming the early videos with you & Professor Potch.
Excited to see what you cook up next ⏱️
We held our wrap party last night which saw TimeTrappers past and present (minus a few that couldn't make it) get together and reminisce on the last 7 years.
That's all folks.
2,800 days since we ran our very first game at the Reading Fringe Festival, TimeTrap is now closed.
The first picture was taken on opening day at our Friar Street venue in June 2017 and the second, last night after our final game.
So many memories have been created - for us, our wonderful team, and hopefully many of you.
Although our venue has closed, we want to remain a presence in the #rdguk community. We're going to take time to figure out what direction this takes but hope to be back in some capacity.