Until the very end, the doctor tried to keep us from discovering the truth. Things got hectic in the finale and the mission game turned into an escape game. The use of different scents enhanced the contrast between the game areas. In keeping with the story, there are other game areas throughout the game that surprised us in the context of the hospital, but subordinate themselves well to the narrative of the game. The background music intensifies the tense atmosphere. The game only has a few light sources, so you shouldn’t be afraid of the dark. Overall, we didn’t find a perfectly styled hospital setting or scary fog here, but an abandoned and littered hospital, which came across absolutely believable for that very reason. The use of the original scenery is absolutely authentic, even if the cleverly positioned furniture at times indicated that this was an artificially staged game. Afterwards, a hospital complex of almost 1000 square meters awaited us with numerous patient and examination rooms, which we explored one by one. In the process, we literally climbed into the hospital with the help of tools.
It started with a little scavenger hunt, where we first had to gain access to the hospital.
I can hear youĪt first, the burglary actually felt like a burglary. Equipped with various equipment, we were left alone and, after a short intro via voice recorder, had to find our own way into the game. The briefing area is an old patient’s room, which allowed us to dive into the adventure right from the start. This was actually the first time we had to sign at an Experience that we would not touch the actor under any circumstances, but that the actor could touch us. In advance we received via e-mail numerous documents with directions to the mission, a detailed assignment of the mission as well as exact rules of the game for I Can Hear You. We were hired by a detective agency to investigate the strange occurrences as well as noises inside the hospital more closely. The special thing about the game is the break-in into a real but shut-down hospital. We were all the more excited shortly before our trip when we learned that the operators were working on an English version and that we would be the first group to experience I Can Hear You in English. Unfortunately, it was not yet playable in English. I Can Hear You is a real-life horror game that combines Escape Room elements with an interactive theater and haunted house. On our first trip to the Netherlands in 2019, we were already informed by the operators about an experience in Belgium. Maaseik / 3 – 7 Players / Price: 60 – 50 Euro per Person /
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