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Clear allHandmade sets, a film-quality expedition and virtual reality missions are on offer around the Inner West, each a different style of game. The Cipher Room designs and builds its own puzzles at 640 King Street, Newtown, Heart Of The Mountain runs a clock-free adventure from 14 Rich Street, Marrickville, and VR Quest hosts headset escape missions on Unwins Bridge Road, St Peters.
Choosing between them comes down to how your group likes to play: solving at a table, scrambling through a physical set, or wearing a headset.
Telling the three Inner West options apart:
Younger players are well matched to VR Quest's arcade parties or Espionage at The Cipher Room, a spy mystery free of scares. Heart Of The Mountain targets ages 16 and up, and under-16s must play alongside a paying adult.

Yes – head to St Peters, where VR Quest's headset escape missions are played by two to four people at a time. Its VR arcade of rides and simulators and its VR terminals for up to six players are on site too.
The Marrickville game, Heart Of The Mountain, has players crouching, climbing stairs, going down slides and lifting large objects. No timer runs, and even unfinished teams get to see the story's ending.
Families and first-timers do well with Espionage at The Cipher Room, which has nothing scary in it. VR Quest pitches its arcade parties at seven to 11-year-olds, and Heart Of The Mountain advises against bringing children under eight.
Ask The Cipher Room to stage simultaneous games for a group bigger than eight, or email Heart Of The Mountain to arrange a private booking. VR Quest offers birthday packages for up to 30 players and exclusive use of the venue.