A NEW interactive puzzle-solving tour of Plymouth has been launched, and promises to take people from the most famous attractions to the city's hidden gems in search of clues.
The latest city tour is from Isle of Man-based Go Quest Adventures, which launched their first interactive tours two years ago and now cover 23 locations across the country.
Delivered through a smartphone app, the tour is a self-guided 'quest' around the city with clues to find, puzzles to solve and challenges to take.
The format is the brainchild of Kim and Juan Kniveton, who live on the Isle of Man. "It's like a city tour meets a treasure hunt but with a sort of escape room twist to it," Kim told The Herald.
"Basically our quests are interactive puzzle adventures and they are all done on the Go Quest Adventures app, so they are all self-guided on your phone through an app.
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