Company «Bewilder Box»

We loved Judgement Dave so much we booked The Initiative the next morning, and Dr Banana even opened early for us. This room felt distinct, trickier in places but very satisfying, with chances to pair off and regroup. Our host was engaging and the clue we took was on us, not the room. Everything worked smoothly, the quality was high, and the whole team was friendly and generous with tips on other ... Expand

Slick, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt for a room about an unruly AI. Our trio loved the in-character hosting and that cheeky voiceover, and the set looked brand new. A proper highlight of our Brighton weekend.

We went in five and it felt a bit snug, plus one gadget was flaky, but the GM adjusted fast and kept the flow. The puzzles were clever and cooperative, and the ending landed nicely. Solid recommend.

High-tech props, smart chaining, and a tone that never takes itself too seriously. We’ve done both rooms and this one edges it for us—tighter story and stronger puzzles.

If you’re here for puzzles, you’ll be happy. The story sparks at the start and then mostly steps aside until the end ties it up, but the stand-alone puzzles are great fun. Our GM’s acting and cheeky musical riffing were top tier.

Loved the sets and vibe, though five would feel tight—we were glad to be four. A couple of props misbehaved, but we worked around them, and the room leans challenging in a good way.

Great theming and some standout, team-only steps that one person can’t brute force. We liked both rooms, but this was our pick of the two.

Great set, no broken props, and our GM’s improv had us grinning. We escaped with seconds to spare and felt properly accomplished.

Loved the variety, but I did feel the sea of padlocks now and then. Still, the logic was tight and the last reveal landed nicely.

Excellent room with a couple of puzzles we’d never seen. Very mechanical with lots of locks, and we squeaked out with about five minutes left.