Company Cryptology

We went in as a four and loved that our decisions actually steered the story. The set feels like a real research ship, and the GM kept things moving with just the right nudge once or twice. Big game, big payoff, and the final choice stuck with us on the drive home.

Loved the vibe from the first minute. Ajay kept the hints light and perfectly timed, and once we cracked the opener the whole run clicked. Immersive, clever, and just the right kind of eerie.

Gorgeous set and a tight story that actually comes through while you play. Our GM kept an eye on us and dropped a nudge at just the right time, and once we cracked the first gate it flowed nicely. Left feeling thrilled, not frazzled.

Superb theming and a satisfying rhythm once you’re past the first hurdle. Hosts were switched on and kept the game moving without over-hinting. Would happily recommend to mixed-experience teams.

Excellent theming throughout. We struggled with the first few puzzles but then sailed through the rest. Ajay was brilliant—watching closely and giving timely, funny hints. Only downside: at the Sheffield branch we’ve ended up waiting outside before, though it didn’t ruin the fun.

Did it as a duo and the first half felt like juggling plates, but once we split tasks properly the flow clicked. A couple of steps could use clearer signposting, yet the theme and branching ending made it worth it. Would recommend three or four if you can.

Big, nonlinear sci‑fi room with a ton to tackle; I’d bring at least three or four. The story feels familiar at first, but a mid-game twist can shape the finale and really makes you think about what you choose to do.

Shoutout to Ajay—funny, attentive, and great at pacing hints. We cruised once the first puzzle clicked, and the atmosphere is ace: spooky without being too much. Perfect intro-to-spooky pick.

Strong theming and a smooth build from scene to scene. Minor gripe: at the Sheffield branch we waited outside before start time, but the game itself was great once we got in.

This just wasn’t our kind of room. The primary/secondary crystal mechanic felt confusing and unnecessary, and we didn’t find much joy in the flow. It didn’t stack up to their other rooms for us, and the Nottingham branch still feels a class above.