Company Clue Adventures

A fun mission in a makeshift metro car, saving the city from a baddie. It’s the venue’s oldest room but doesn’t really feel dated. Puzzles are good, if not iconic; I loved the suitcase minis and the map/circuit-board combo. We needed a hint on the last case because the tell was extremely subtle, and the talk-across-the-room instructions felt dry. The game runs through three areas, with the end sta... Expand

We had to come back to finish after a power cut on Jan 20, 2018, but it was worth it—proper Tube theme, strong plot, and slick tech-led puzzles. Unusual and great as a dedicated two-player room; I’d point veterans here before newbies.

Played right after a long flight and it kept us alert without being exhausting. Great use of space, clear story beats, and only one puzzle felt a tad finicky. Solid pick for two people.

As a duo who’s done 40+ rooms, we loved how tight and coherent this one is. The GM handled transitions smoothly, and the circuit-board bit was chef’s kiss. Would recommend to experienced pairs.

Brilliant date-night pick. The Tube vibe with the headphones is spot on, and the puzzles make both players pull their weight without any dead time. We left buzzing.

Cool theme and some clever tech, but one mechanism misbehaved and the room was warm, which took the shine off. Staff helped us through and we still finished with minutes left.

We had fun, but there’s a chunk of math and one step was a bit too subtle for us—needed a nudge. Still, the flow made sense and the finale landed nicely.

One puzzle was basically on the fritz, and London was sweltering that day, which didn’t help. We still got out, but the heat and the broken step dragged the fun down a notch.

Great way to spend a groggy recovery day after flying. The set looked bang-on and the puzzles kept us happily occupied the whole time.

Fun spin on a world-domination villain with clever use of a small footprint. Built for two, which makes it an easy, engaging date night pick.