Company Excape: Exmouth Escape Rooms

Fantastic experience—maybe my top pick in the South West. Strong theme, great flow of challenging but fun puzzles, and that American-style circular vault door is insanely satisfying. Helen and Dan are lovely, and it’s awesome to see how their rooms keep leveling up.

Came back to tackle The Vault after loving another room here and it did not disappoint. The space is super immersive with thoughtful props and slick moving elements, and the puzzles are clever without being obtuse once you get a gentle nudge. There’s a lot to solve, so 5–6 players feels ideal, especially for experienced teams. Massive thanks to Helen and Dan—we’ll be back for the rest.

Not scary, just delightfully tense. A couple of steps felt a bit thorny for newbies, but hints nudged us the right way and the theming never broke. Would recommend for groups that like to think.

Failed as two adults first time, came back with kids and grandparents and escaped. The game is well thought out with lots to do—mostly linear, moderate difficulty, and plenty to keep younger players engaged. The main challenge is the volume, and while the theming isn’t ultra-detailed, the thoughtful touches make the gameplay shine. Worth the trip.

Probably my favorite room so far. Big set pieces and special effects, loads of puzzle variety, and just enough volume to keep us hustling right to the buzzer. Can’t recommend it enough.

Blew me away. The vault door reveal is pure movie magic, and the finale absolutely delivers. Plenty to do but everything made sense once we connected the dots.

From the very first beat it throws surprises and gorgeous set pieces at you. The Butler-as-GM is so cleverly woven in that it feels like theater, and it’s a clear must-visit if you want something memorable without spoilers needed.

If you grew up on Cluedo, this is your happy place. Our teens loved the secret passages and the finale landed perfectly. Friendly, witty, and smart.

Excellent, non-linear heist with smart puzzles throughout. The scene setting pulls you in, and the finale is a blast.

One of the best heists I’ve played in the South West. Big set pieces, varied puzzles, and that clock pressure hits perfectly.