Company GR8escape York

It took a while to warm up, but once we hit the later puzzles everything clicked and we were buzzing. Hints were timely, and the Wonderland touches were cute if a bit scuffed. Went as four and that felt right.

The flow felt clunky from the start, and going as two really showed it. I’d say you need three or four to stand a chance, and the host leading with the high fail rate set a flat tone.

Well-built room with Atlantis brought to life in UV and glow effects. If low light or color cues are tough for you, this might not land. Friendly host, familiar but fun puzzles, and a solid, no-complaints run.

We tackled it as a duo and ran out of time on the last puzzle. Host was lovely, hints arrived right when needed, and the pacing felt fair.

Enjoyed the whimsy but the logic was all over the place. The host opened by bragging about the fail rate, which killed the mood, and a few props looked tired. We needed lots of hints as a duo.

Loved the underwater vibe and the color pops under UV. If you’re color-blind, parts might be fiddly, but our GM kept us on track and it stayed fun.

My first room in a while and it reignited the bug. Flow was smooth, the hints were spot on, and the Atlantis glow looked great. We left grinning.

Not on the level of Lost City of Atlantis, but still a good time. A couple of clues didn’t land without hints, and I’d recommend at least four people. I’d happily come back to try the last room I’ve not done yet.

Not scary at all, which was perfect for our teens. First half is confusing; second half redeems it. Bring friends and patience, and you’ll likely leave happy.

Middle-of-the-road room for me. Non-linear and occasionally cryptic, but we still had fun when we split tasks as a team of four. Wouldn’t do it as two unless you love suffering.