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Cleverly designed spaces with striking decor, plus original puzzles and electronics I haven’t seen elsewhere. Our family of five, including three teens, always had something to tackle. As a magic fan it rocketed into my all‑time favorites. Strongly recommended and well worth the visit.

Absolutely loved the vibe in this room. It’s creepy with a few jump scares and makes a solid intro to spookier games. Puzzles are tougher than Magician’s Heist and often need lateral thinking; we played as two but I’d suggest three or four for most teams.

I’m not a history buff and still loved it. Definitely the hardest escape room I’ve done—lots of out-of-the-box moments—so I’d bring more people if you can. Slick use of tech and a good scare or two.

I couldn’t stop smiling—such a love letter to the 90s. We were dancing and singing, the puzzle mix was varied, and the Cluedo-style deduction was a standout twist.

This was our second Eeek! game and I can see why it snagged a TERPECA nomination. It sits just behind the 90s room for me, but only by a hair. I love bold, colorful, slightly surreal spaces and this nails it. Wide puzzle variety means different players can shine, and finishing felt really satisfying. Highly recommend.

We loved Eeek’s Linlithgow site and were thrilled to try Glasgow. Magician’s Heist could be one of my favorites ever: immersive theming, inventive puzzles, and even a quirky way to enter. You can feel the love in the build—beautiful sets, sturdy props, and even the hints are beautifully on theme.

Charlotte set the tone perfectly and nudged us only when we’d truly gone astray. Smart use of music and electronics, plus a neat whodunnit wrap-up. Top-tier fun.

Atmosphere for days, puzzles for miles. We went in as a trio, got spooked a couple of times, and still felt the logic was solid. Our GM was on point with gentle nudges—never gave anything away. Would happily come back for another room.

Vibrant and non‑linear, with smart tributes to famous magicians woven into the puzzles. The range of skills means everyone contributes, and the start is something I’ve never seen before—and I loved it. The owners are lovely and, as fellow enthusiasts, great to chat with.

Loved the historical thread and the set dressing—properly eerie without going overboard. There are a lot of locks, but the tech moments break it up nicely. Great hosting made the hard bits feel achievable.