Company Cronologic Escape Rooms

What a smart way to bring history to life. The theming is spot‑on, puzzles and tasks are inventive, and the finale lets you choose your outcome. Our GM Lily was fantastic, and I’m excited to see what this team builds next.

We had a blast. The setting and story drew us in, the puzzle mix felt varied and fair, and the props made it feel genuinely period without fakeouts. Probably one of the city’s best, and great value to boot.

Pudding Lane shot straight into our top five. From the cobbled floors to the brickwork, the set is a joy to touch, and the whole experience feels curated end to end. James was a brilliant host, and you can tell he and Claire poured heart into it.

An absolute stunner of a room with set design that drops you onto cobbles and into shopfronts of 1666 London. The immersion is top tier, with more tactile puzzles than usual and a rare theme that manages to entertain and teach.

Instant immersion from the soundscape and lighting, with puzzles that span logic, physical tasks, and padlocks. Note there’s a brief wall climb and the venue sits up a tall staircase, so plan for that. Can’t wait for more games here.

Superb room with rock‑solid build quality and a great puzzle blend. Clues were given in a thoughtful way, and our GM James pitched them perfectly—even gifting us a little extra time. You can feel the creators’ love for escape rooms.

Gorgeous set, clever puzzle flow, and our GM James was a star. It felt like walking straight into 1666. Instant recommend.

Beautiful period detailing and a silky puzzle flow. Our GM Jack watched closely and nudged us at exactly the right moments. Even the torches impressed—small touch, big impact—mirroring the overall attention to detail.

We were wowed on entry by the time‑travel jump to London 1666. The puzzles are plentiful and neatly varied, never just lock after lock, and the difficulty is tuned to keep you thinking without grinding. James and Claire were warm and passionate hosts.

Loved the history angle and the tactile tasks, but be aware there’s a short wall to climb and the venue is up a big staircase. Still a great time for our group.