Company Escapologic

Our first proper horror room and the scare level was spot on for us—spooky effects without going overboard, and that creepy vibe never lets up. Super immersive with some very cool puzzles; the video puzzle near the end was tough, but our GM nudged us just enough so we solved it ourselves. Another strong one from Escapologic.

Firmly in our top ten. The design is unlike anything we’ve seen, and listening carefully to the briefing made everything click. The dedicated host paced clues perfectly, and the whole thing just made sense while still being brilliantly devious.

The set nails the Victorian look, though it felt a bit close to Curio. We loved the orb transport and several clever puzzles, but signposting was patchy and a late directional sequence lacked any clear order, with nearby images turning into red herrings. A few tweaks and this would be stellar; our host’s gentle hints kept us moving.

Total immersion, right down to the deck thrumming like real engines. Puzzles are smart and stay true to the theme, and our host, puppeteering the Servitor, dropped helpful hints at just the right moments. There’s no visible timer, so judging progress is tough, though we did get a ten‑minute warning.

Beautifully dressed and wonderfully scored, this room oozes old‑world charm and immersion. The gameplay is very linear, which suited us as a duo but could leave bigger groups idle at times. Even so, it flowed cleanly with some smart puzzles we hadn’t seen before, and our GM Dan was excellent.

As a puzzle nerd, the orb transport alone made my night. Flow was solid, tech behaved, and the story actually mattered. Big thanks to Pagan for the calm nudges.

We’ve played a bunch at Escapologic and Chronos sits near the top for us. The room flows nicely, the puzzles are smart, and the lock‑free design meshes perfectly with the theme. Pagan was excellent and really enhanced the run.

Beautifully executed and super immersive, with no padlocks in sight. Strong story, massive rooms, and yes—eat your carrots for that darker bit.

That central twist is pure magic, and the room keeps finding new ways to use it. We escaped as a pair in 56 minutes with a few nudges, and the GM kept us immersed without overstepping. Left buzzing all evening.

Loved the tactile builds and the whole time‑hop vibe. No padlocks anywhere, just cool gadgets that click when you nail them. Our GM kept the hints light and spot‑on. Left grinning.