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With two School Masters down the team are assaulted by an old flatulent man wielding a Gladius-Blunderbus. It can only be the Latin Master. Listen along as they wrestle not only with a dead language, but the incompetence of their Puzzle Master as well.
There is a cannon and at the end of all this someone is getting fired out of it.
This episode features: Jon, Mike, Ben and Jamie.
Puzzle by: Mike (A+ for style, D- accuracy)
Editor: Jon
Nominated Latin Speaker: Ben
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Last week the team dispatched the Latin master at Grumbledowns Preparatory School For the Monetarily Advantaged. No sooner has his Peppermint Poisoned corpse hit the ground then the team dive into the Chemistry Lab to dispatch their next school master. Much hinges in this episode, as so often in history, on the placement of a comma, and the interpretation therof!
And cheese. Lots of cheese.
This episode features: Jon, Mike, Ben and Jamie.
Puzzle by: Ben
Editor: Jon
Withering commentary: Mike.
Attack of Gout: Jamie.
Credit for Sound Effects:
Hellfire.aif by Sepp Ultura -- https://freesound.org/s/66933/ -- License: Attribution 3.0
Wilhelm Splash by TiredHippo -- https://freesound.org/s/318189/ -- License: Creative Commons 0
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After benefitting from early release at Timpson's prison, the team embark on their new carrers as Teaching Assistants, the infantryman of the school world (quite literally in some places). There first job is a placement at Grumbledown's Acadamy for the something something, home to quivering school boys and predatory teachers. Join them as they attempt to murder the headmaster by unusual means.
This episode features: Jon, Mike, Ben and Jamie.
Puzzle by: Jamie
Editor: Jon
Episode art: Dom Jordan
Withering commentary: Mike.
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Wanted in out of the cold and put your orders in - our gang of four look back over the past three episodes.
We spend some time talking about what Mairi is currently up to, and then segue into the ses spit that is X, formerly known as Twitter. Ending, as ever with some recommendations, and a little ditty.
Hosts: Jamie Gibbs, Mike Collins, Mairi Nolan, Jon SaundersEditor: Ben Lavery-GriffithsEpisode art: Dom Jordan
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Be quick and be quiet! You're on the run from a drove a sunburnt gammon headcases and you attempt to find some solace in the library.
You had previously skipped passed the canteen and didn't have the chance to devour a jam roly-poly, however you quickly discover someone who has, and they aren't in the best of states...
When all is said and done, sometimes the answer is inside you all along...
This episode comes with a visual handout - head over to www.theinfiniteescaperoom.com to get it.
Puzzle design: Jamie GibbsSolvers: Mike Collins, Mairi Nolan, Jon SaundersEditor: Ben Lavery-GriffithsEpisode art: Dom Jordan
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Out of the processing room and into the prison, as the old saying goes - that's where you begin this weeks puzzle.
Timpson's Prison has a peculiar layout, you are split up and must not only find each other but discover how you can escape this place.
Quick thinking, awkward neck bending, and a well placed utterance is just some of what's needed...
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Puzzle design: Jon SaundersSolvers: Mike Collins, Mairi Nolan, Jamie GibbsEditor: Ben Lavery-Griffiths
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Welcome back to part one of the exciting second instalment of our new format!
Having escaped the rotary club you make your way to your new council house, when you wind up becoming accidental eco activists and are incarcerated at the new Timpson's Prison.
Of course you begin in the processing room, which you must progress through before a hoard of 500 sunburnt gammon headcases come crashing in behind you. Your only obstacles are a furry felon and an innocuous looking door...
Puzzle design: Mike CollinsSolvers: Jon Saunders, Mairi, Jamie GibbsEditor: Ben Lavery-Griffiths
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Join us as we pull up a chair and pull back the curtain on the last few episodes. We also get into why apple cake and custard is delicious, and go on a little rant about the size of IKEA beds.
Hosts: Mike Collins, Ben Lavery-Griffiths, Jon Saunders, Jamie Gibbs
Editor: Jamie Gibbs
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SFX from freesound.orgBell ringing: Techienanna
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The thrilling conclusion to the gang's descent into depravity as they try desperately to become members of the Rotary Club.
This week, Mike sends them down into the sex dungeon, to try and find out who killed the corpse on the table ... and with what? There's a plethora of sexually depraved devices from which to choose, but will they choose wisely?
Puzzle design: Mike Collins
Solvers: Ben Lavery-Griffiths, Jon Saunders, Jamie Gibbs
Editor: Jamie Gibbs
Come and say hi:FacebookInstagramMusic from freepd.comHappy Whistling Ukulele by Rafael KruxHorror Mystery by Rafael KruxSFX from freesound.orgSpooky sound: HaraldDeLucaFart: DSISStudiosFiling cabinet: MattRuthSoundFire alarm: SpliceSoundFalling scream: Robinhood76 -
The gang continues their journey through the Rotary Club village hall - this week they're stuck in the kitchen.
To escape, they must ... bake an apple pie? Surely there's more to it than that? Well, Ben's back behind the wheel so you know there are a few surprises in store.
This episode comes with a visual handout - head over to www.theinfiniteescaperoom.com to get it.
Puzzle design: Ben Lavery-Griffiths
Solvers: Mike Collins, Jon Saunders, Jamie Gibbs
Editor: Jamie Gibbs
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Music from freepd.comHappy Whistling Ukulele by Rafael Krux
Isolation Waltz by Bryan Teoh
Funky Energy Loop by Kevin MacLeod
SFX from freesound.orgRummaging: daveincamas
Match lighting: kitchen sounds
Fire: Foleyheaven
Wood falling: akennedybrewer
Falling bag: F.M. Audio
Ding: 5ro4
Gears: draelent
Satisfied sound: 1LOVE
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Welcome to the first episode of our exciting new format (which feels remarkably like our original format)! This week, the gang finds themselves trapped in a village hall commandeered by the mysterious and sexually deviant local Rotary Club.
To escape, they must crack Jon's intricate, almost Masonic puzzle and recite the elusive Rotary Club oath.
Puzzle design: Jon Saunders
Solvers: Mike Collins, Ben Lavery-Griffiths, Jamie Gibbs
Editor: Jamie Gibbs
Come and say hi:FacebookInstagramSupport us on Patreon!Music from freepd.comHappy Whistling Ukulele by Rafael Krux
City Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod
SFX from freesound.orgCell phone vibration: MrAuralization
Knocking: awrecording.it
Creaking door: SkyernAklea
Door slam: adriann
Safety lock: Robinhood76
Clock chime: phantastonia
Creaky floorboard: Soundbysimmons
Hammering nails: InspectorJ
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Having spent all of their money on a single nights rent the team go out to celebrate their right to exist...in the park, because they can't afford to go anywhere else. Join Jon and Anna as they pick apart Mike's thinly veiled satire of the housing crisis. Digressions include Mike's book, why Mike thinks writing books is easy but putting them together is hard, the absolute Kafka esque hell of the rental sector in the UK and Anna's love of Severance.
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In this week's cataloguing of our national decline the team is arrested outside the leafy setting of The Great British Bake Off and returned to their rightful place, a cramped mould ridden maisonette administered by a sadistic estate agent and the sort of landlord that sees the death of one of their tenants as "a real headache."
And like any flatshare, the team are invited to the "house WhatsApp" on their arrival. But why?
And what dastardly villain would come up with such an unrelentingly bleak concept for an escape room?
Mike. Mike would. And he'd do all the voices, too.
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Jamie is joined at the Soggy Bottom's Up by Gord and Liz at Review the Room for a chat about last week's episode. We also get into:
Colourblindness in puzzle games
Which city is the best for escape rooms
Why stakes matter when playing an escape room
Which one of them has superhero semen vision
Our list of cool shit to check out includes:
Sasquatch Sunset (Gord)
Squatty Potty (Liz)
Powerwash Simulator (Jamie)
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This week Jamie is joined by Gord and Liz from Review the Room to desecrate several British national treasures in quick succession.
There's copious sampling of unknown white powders in this one - completely unintended, promise.
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Tuck into some Snail Porridge at Heston F***ing Blumenthal's legally different pub as Ben and Jamie try to make sense of last weeks room. Topics include the psychological harm caused by Anosmia, favourite smells (petrol, bacon), the dangers of writing puzzles with similar ingredients and then relying on the team to distinguish between them, and the Victorian pleasure of Snorting Mummies.
Yep, you read that right.
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It's only taken five years but Jon has finally managed to start a recording ahead of time. It lasts thirty seconds and immeadiately fails. This is followed by an intro section that goes completely out of sequence and one of the most obscure puzzles we've ever done. There are no locks, no keys or codes. All that's needed is the answer to a simple question. What's wrong with Heston?
This episode features Jon, Jamie, Ben and even Jon's wife Sinead providing some piano for the ending.
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Come join us at the "We've put a flag in it, so it's ours" pub, where Jamie, Mairi and Helen chat about last week's episode - The Museum Anti Heist.
We also have a brief chat about weird-flavoured beers, get into just how much stuff the British Museum has stolen over the years, and Jamie leads a call to reclaim Stonehenge for the Welsh.
Cool stuff to check out:
A coincidental mammoth meat connection - Cave Escape Nottingham: Project IcemanCase Closed EdinburghQuizzy Dan's Twitch streamCerebral Puzzle Showcase (Steam)Also, our own Mike Collins has co-written a bloody book! Check out the Pedagodzilla book for pop culture and learning deliciousness.
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This week, Jamie is joined by Helen and Mairi - two of our wonderful Patreon subscribers - to smuggle a few historical objects from the British Museum.
Fictionally sponsored by Mammoth Meat, this episode features much chewing, pocket lint theft, dodgy accents and a surprise cameo.
Our top-tier Patreon supporters will get this episode - unedited - in video format! Join our Patreon programme to check out what perks you're missing out on.
Check out Mairi's previous episodes:
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Pull up a Wicker armchair and join us for a watery brew at The Arse, or The Forge and Wicker, or The Golden Shower, or whatever we've settled on as the name of this hellish pub. A fitting a retreat after a puzzle described initially by Jon as "definately an easy one," that descended into confusion, public urination and serial village murder. Everything that could be misunderstood, was, and everything that couldn't was as well.
Topics of discussion include the traditional Spanish abduction of naughty Dutch children via Steamboat, why Beer definately should be served with chocolate, the human tendency to see patterns in random events and extract meaning from those patterns, and smut. Really, quite a lot of smut.
Thie episode features Ben, Annekoos, and Jon. Which is why it is late.
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