Company Clue Cracker

Bursting with adventure vibes and some jaw-dropping set transitions. We loved how hints came from an in-character host, which made even nudges feel like part of the quest. Ideal with four players; wouldn’t cram more. Big recommend.

Think Tomb Raider meets Crystal Maze with a splash of Jumanji. The theming is phenomenal and the puzzles are a blast, though be patient with the physical ones. We did it as three but four would have been easier. It’s chuffin great.

Best escape we’ve done so far—everything hit, from the theming to the team running it to the puzzles themselves. Georgia made our visit extra special, and we’ll be back for the rest of Clue Cracker’s games.

Utterly adored it. The jump into a 2D video‑game world looks brilliant, the puzzles are a joy, and Quinn was a hilarious, spot‑on GM who kept the flow tight. That ending might be my new number one.

Saved the best for last. The physical moments are neatly woven into strong themed puzzles, and Alice hosted us brilliantly. Across three games we had three superb GMs, and Temple Quest’s clueing kept it buoyant and playful. Highly recommended if you like your fun light-hearted.

Top-tier immersion and some clever physical mechanisms. One puzzle was a tad finicky for me, but the clueing was spot on and kept things moving. Solid choice for a team of three or four.

One of my favorites to date. The set is next-level and the puzzles fit the theme perfectly. We went as four and it felt just right; any more would feel squeezed. Saw a few fresh ideas too—highly recommend.

A classic concept dialed up to the max with crazy attention to detail. The puzzles landed well, the set pieces wow, and there was a brilliant, novel way to move between spaces I hadn’t seen before. Worth the trip.

Another cracker from Clue Cracker; it felt like being back on Jungle Run. The set pieces are impressive and make you feel like you’re truly exploring a temple. Our GM played Boris the monkey and the in-room clue delivery was a joy.

As an 80s kid I was in heaven. Just two of us and the puzzles still felt fair, the decor never missed a beat, and the last challenge was a total high‑five moment. We left beaming.