Company Escapism Plymouth

I’ve played this one twice—first with my usual teammate and we escaped with about twenty minutes left. Loved the split‑start twist. Came back with three kids aged 9–11 and it worked brilliantly for them. Great for families, but seasoned players may find it very easy compared to the venue’s other rooms.

Loosely Hansel and Gretel themed and a lot of fun, even though it’s the only room I’ve failed so far. My tip: don’t overthink it. It’s not fully linear and mixes more than just locks and codes. I’d like another go, as the decor is charming, it feels immersive enough, and the GMs are a fantastic crew.

Booked for my partner’s birthday and the staff helped me hide a little note inside—super sweet touch. Room flows nicely, puzzles make sense, and the theme ties everything together.

Took two kids and it was a hit from the candy door to the final puzzle. Light, cute, and not scary at all, with hints that nudged without spoiling. We felt looked after the whole time.

Our team of three escaped with eleven minutes to spare after using four clues. The room was really enjoyable, well built, and everything functioned as it should. I’d recommend it for families; it’s a light fairytale theme and not scary.

Went as a couple and escaped with time to spare. The props felt solid, puzzles clicked cleanly, and the fairytale vibe was on point. Easy recommend for families or first rooms.

I reached out a month ahead about setting up a proposal and the Escapism team went above and beyond to help organize it. Genuinely amazing support and super easy to coordinate.

We stalled by overthinking a very simple step, which is on us. Still, it’s a cute, well‑run room and I’d happily replay with my nieces.

As an enthusiast, I enjoyed the split start and charming set, but we flew through and wanted more bite. Fun, just not very taxing for vets.