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What did you think of them? I thought Seance was really fun but I found Flight to be really disappointing.

@@TheLadyDelirium I enjoyed Flight for the mirror gimmick they played, because it caught me by surprise. The rest were kind of humdrum. I’m glad I did them, but I don’t think I’d return for future installments.

This was terrible - such a waste of money

I know it’s been awhile since you posted this comment, but incase you’re still around lol, can I ask…. was it good? Did you actually feel like you were there??

@@bmxtotheendcan I ask what you didn’t like about it?

@@-Tarra- it was alright, best experienced if you don’t take the earphones off no matter what the volume and don’t bring any source of light into the container at all. That way it maximises the immersion.

How was it??

I need an update lol! Was it good???

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Hi Bjørn - thank you for your kind comments! You can check out what else we have on here: www.darkfield.org/whatson We have both location based experiences and experiences at home via our phone app, DARKFIELD Radio.

Hi Brad! Thank you for commenting, and we have some good news! A new solo experience is being launched in just a few weeks time! Keep your eyes peeled on our socials/mailing list for more details coming very very soon...

Hey Brad they do ,,, past Sunday I tried the Eternal a 20 minutes experience made for the Bram Stoker festival .... what these people does with sound is very impressive a VR/AR experience with sound.

ETERNAL - a show to be experienced by one person alone in their bed, has now been announced. www.darkfield.org/radio.

john smith - Gees, you’re pretty hard to please. Considering they had an actual plane interior inside the shipping container on top of the lighting and audio effects, it was a super authentic experience of something we are all familiar with... flying, just with a few creepy twists. That was literally the point and I know no-one who didn’t think it was brilliant. It’s a pity you feel the need not only to dislike it (which is fine), but also to write spoilers (which is obviously not fine). A well-produced immersive theatre experience for less than £10... we were spoiled.

@@samsaltwell I am not sure quite what the spoiler is; you yourself partially describe it, as does the preamble but fair enough I will take your opinion on board and I have changed it. Unless you indiscriminately like all art music theatre you need not waste time on pity for others for having an opinion or different experience; one media outlet used the pun it failed to quite 'take off' or similar, that's review. I am glad most liked it so have edited my post but for us it didn't do much sadly

john smith - Thanks for that - appreciated. It’s definitely a balance between critiquing, which is absolutely fair enough and alluding too much to what happens during the experience. I believe the biggest strength in Flight, Séance and Coma is *not* knowing what awaits you (or as little as possible). As long as people expect an experience more akin to a radio play, without a conventional narrative and instead something that really immersively transports you temporarily to that world, they shouldn’t be disappointed. It’s not perfect for sure, but I love what they’re trying to do, it was ridiculously cheap and I really hope they continue to develop more versions.

@@samsaltwell No probs mate have a good day

I also felt the same as you, I felt like so much more could have been done on this. The technology is very cool though.

yup - she gave me scary vibes!

Soon

Yes!

It's in America now

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