Company Compendium

There’s a lot packed into a small footprint, including multiple tight crawls for at least one teammate. You’ll need sharp eyes, but it’s very enjoyable. We did it as a pair; more than four would feel cramped. Not scary, no jump scares, and no live actor.

We were skeptical about the theme, but the glowing reviews were right. It’s one of the best collection games we’ve done, every puzzle fits the world, and the frantic ending is spot on. We managed 14 of 24 and still left grinning. Hosting was excellent.

Our GM was fantastic—calm nudges at just the right moments—and the story actually builds as you go. We left grinning and talking about the ending all the way home. Totally worth the drive.

Went as a duo and loved it, but wow, there’s a lot to chew on. We kept moving for the whole hour and still left a handful undone. Staff were top‑tier and the input system felt clever rather than fiddly.

We set a new record so I’m definitely riding that high, but the puzzles genuinely flowed and fit the story. The layout was smart, and a lens-based challenge was brilliantly executed and unlike anything we’ve seen before.

Fantastic theming and narrative with loads to unlock and discover. The way the story evolved was great, and Alex’s hosting sealed it as one of our top picks.

First of three Compendium rooms we played that day and it set the tone. Lots of puzzle variety, mostly classic padlocks that fit the theme, stellar set detail and smells, and a flow that made sense. Big thanks to our GM Luke for making it shine.

Brilliant chaos in the best way. Our team of four split up, smashed through tons of puzzles, then sprinted the last minutes laughing our heads off. Non‑linear heaven and the answer system is slick. We’ll be back to improve our haul.

Another hit from this venue with a quirky answer‑submission twist and a cracking, chaotic finale. Theming is tight, puzzles are clearly clued and connected, and we’re already planning to return.

It’s an enormous room bursting with puzzles, and the collect-the-loot premise is really well thought out. If something grates, move on and grab another win. Signing the wall at the end was a sweet touch.