Welcome to the future. Space and time traveling is always a great idea! Until regular people are able to travel to other planets or a time machine is invented, we suggest you try cutting-edge escape rooms. Be prepared for aliens, spaceships, time warps and experiences beyond your wildest imagination.
Latest reviews of futuristic escape rooms in Nottingham
Wow.
Just wow.
VR is coming of age now.
Not just co-op gaming now there’s PvP in a room in VR.
4v4
Team vs Team for the first time in VR!
Score points by moving the Sol to the end point whilst the other team try and stop you!
Sean M
2 Days ago I went to zero latency in the Nottingham venue an I played the new game called Sol Raiders and trust me it is the best be experience ever (especially because it’pvp)the staff is good and at the end of the day I had a blast
Budget cuts 10110
Reigning champions of ‘Sol Heist’. %100 Recommend you have a go!!
Jacob
Wow. Never in 35 years of gaming has anything blown my mind like this.
Great staff (Luke/Molly), visuals like you've never experienced before. This is next level gaming - i cant wait to see where the future of VR goes but as a start this is truly off the scale.
Being able to see my kids as an avatar in the virtual game beside me - we played the Singularity game, going down the vast lift shaft and walking up the curved wall & across a narrow bridge over a void - such game depth.
This is the future of gaming!
If you are a gamer you have to experience this!
Stew
WOW. I cant get over how good our day at Zero Latency was. Playing as a group of 8 family and friends was just unbelievable! We played Singularity and 48 hours later I still don't know how I managed to walk over a narrow bridge that isn't there/pretend call it what you like but to me the potential to 'fall off' either side was just about as real as it gets. Great staff, great system and a great time. Just go and try it. Thank you Zero Latency for an unforgettable day. We WILL be back!
Geoff
Really immersive experience, I had a great time - we played Singularity (two teenage kids and 2 adults). The time went far too quickly (after suiting up and the intro talk you get about 20 mins actually playing the game). I would love to go again. One improvement they could make would be to actually upload a video of your game/performance to YouTube or similar so you could watch it back as it becomes a bit of a blur when you're immersed in it. Appreciate this might be beyond current technology, but something for the future?
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