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It may have been a couple of years since No Time To Die was released and as we await news of the next James Bond, EON Productions has some treats for fans in the meantime.
Following the launch of the reality TV series 007: Road To A Million comes today’s announcement of an interactive experience called Shadow of Spectre.
Created with real-life treasure hunt game company HiddenCity, this official Central London mission challenges your team of 2-6 to solve clues across the capital while interacting with characters in the physical world around you.
The synopsis on the official website reads: “MI6 needs your help. It is critical you follow 007’s trail. Gather intelligence, navigate the city and solve clues in a bid to outsmart Spectre…
“In teams of up to six players, solve a series of clues, sent to your phone. Embark on a journey across the city, working with Moneypenny, Q and other characters from the world of James Bond. As the game unfolds, you will make choices which will affect the outcome of your story.”
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The 3-4 hour experience starts in London Zone 1 and takes you across two miles on foot.
Tickets, which are £30 each, offer: “interactive text messages and phone calls with characters in the story, hands-on physical puzzles for your team to solve, a story that changes with the decisions you make, optional breaks in pubs and cafes, interactions with people in the real world, a reward for completing your mission, plus a place on the leaderboard.”
Shadow of Spectre starts from February 1 and tickets can be booked here.
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