Company «Extremescape»

We lost track of time in the best way. Smart multi-room layout, some very cool physical effects, and puzzles that make you feel clever without being unfair. Would happily play again.

Incredible theming and a big spread of puzzle types, with plenty of lateral leaps. Answers don’t always make it obvious where to input them, and the pre-game rules can sound strict, but take them literally and you’re fine.

Took the kids and it was perfect: zero scares, lovely hosts, and puzzles that clicked without being dull. Festive without feeling cheesy.

Beautifully themed from start to finish with tech woven in so smoothly you barely notice it running the show. Clever use of props and the space itself makes the puzzles sing. Aspiring archaeologists, you’ll have a blast.

Easily their most tech-forward game, and it shows in all the slick interactions. It’s not the biggest footprint, but it’s bursting with smart, well-clued puzzles and some brilliantly immersive, tech-driven surprises. Trickier than I expected, though that felt more like me missing obvious clues than any design issue. Superb room.

Came in skeptical about a Christmas room in spring and left humming carols. Theming is lush, puzzles feel fresh, and the ending lands with a bang.

You can tell this is their newest build, with lots of automation and even feedback on wrong inputs. The finale is a great curtain drop. I’d recommend it widely, though younger kids might find the loud audio and flashes a bit much.

From the booming intro, it felt like stepping into a Disney-style ride. Reveal after reveal kept us grinning, and while it’s a 75-minute game, experienced teams could finish faster; the extra time just lets everyone see the set pieces. We’ll be back for the rest.

Hands down the best Christmas escape I’ve played. The engineering and craftsmanship behind the room and its puzzles are genuinely impressive.

The set and tech are top notch, with theatrical flourishes and big wow beats. My only gripe is a cluster of similar puzzle types at one point, but it didn’t dull the fun. Still an easy recommend.