The Crystal Maze has just launched 20 brand new games in Manchester

The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience Manchester launched 20 brand new games this month – the largest investment in the attraction since its opening in 2017.

The new games also coincide with the 30 year anniversary of the Crystal Maze phenomena, with the original TV show first hitting our screens back in the 1990s.

Jon Crawley, Director of Product, The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience, said: “The Manchester Maze is the longest-serving theatrical experience here in the city, and we continue to be blown away by its popularity.”

The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience

Jon added: “Our guests view the Crystal Maze as a must-do attraction in Manchester, and our reviews consistently talk passionately about the quality of our games and our beloved Maze Masters, who host the experience.

“Keeping our games fresh and exciting is an ongoing mission for my team and we hope that these new games are loved as much as the originals. As the TV show has grown so have our attractions and I can’t wait to see what the next decade brings!”

All four of the original themed adventure zones (Aztec, Medieval, Industrial and Futuristic) have been updated with new games.

The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience

In the Medieval zone, you can now try out Crossbow Castle, a new skills-based challenge where you have to be a crack shot to release the crystal from the castle. You’ll also now have the chance to try and Crack The Safe in the Industrial zone, by using your mathematical prowess.

Hoopla, Eggy Swamp and Basketball are brand new additions to the Aztec zone, and in the Futuristic zone Lab Accident is a new mystery game – a radiation leak in the space laboratory has ruined years of research and killed the head scientist, but not before he left a clue trail.

In addition to the 20 new games, 11 popular original challenges have been refreshed with brand new gameplay and scenic improvements, meaning there are now 31 new games to play in the four categories of Mental, Skill, Mystery and Physical challenges.

The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience

The brand new games took twelve months to design and install, and many were created in the Crystal Maze part of the Little Lion Laboratory, the creative studio where the games are innovated, created, stress-tested and fabricated before launching live into the attractions themselves.

For more info and to book, head over to the website here.