Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue invites visitors to rescue hapless villagers from a zombie attack
The world's first immersive Minecraft experience is coming to London to coincide with the release of the Minecraft Movie in April, and fans of the game won't want to miss out.
The 45-minute adventure allows visitors to enter seven biome-themed rooms in order to rescue a village from zombies, and stop those bitten by zombies turning into new ones before the time runs out.
It's basically a high-tech scavenger hunt, where visitors must gather the ingredients to make a cure.
Two friendly characters will guide you on your mission in the action-packed family experience, which is put together through a combination of game design, storytelling and high-tech multimedia.
The world of Minecraft will be projected on the walls and floors of the venue and you'll be handed a cool glowing device, called the Orb of Interaction, which allows you to break blocks and interact with the environment.
Get ready to solve puzzles, dodge mobs, and pull together as a team to complete the mission, and expect encounters with creepers, spiders, skeletons, and the cuter creatures from the world of Minecraft, such as piggies and pandas, along the way.
The immersive experience will end at the Trading Post, where visitors can purchase merch as a memento of their fun family day out.
Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue opens in a brand new venue called Corner Corner at Canada Water, London, on 4 April.
Tickets go on sale Friday 14 February at 10am. But pre-sale starts on 12 February. Join the waitlist here. Prices start from £20 for children and £26 for adults. Find out more here.