Company Hatton Escape Rooms

Loved the multiple rooms and how the story keeps pushing you forward. Smart, readable clues and a cracking finale. Felt a touch easier than their harder game next door, which made it perfect for our mixed group.

We had a blast even though our pace was slow. Every puzzle made sense and we cracked them all in the end. Next time we’ll split up more than two at a time. The set was gorgeous and fully immersive, so we’re coming back for another go.

Gorgeous pirate sets and a great sense of momentum. Our GM balanced nudges perfectly, so every solve felt ours. Left grinning and a little sweaty from the sprint to the finish.

Good fun overall. We lingered too long in the first room and spent the rest catching up, but there are loads of reveals and turns. If you stall, ask for a hint; the hosts gave just enough info so we could solve it ourselves, and while it’s not very high-tech, the room feels top quality.

Fantastic game with a standout GM. They didn’t just drop clues; they became part of the experience, and what seemed like heavy hinting at first was really smart in-character guidance.

Really fun room, but with seven of us it got a bit tangled at times. Puzzles made sense and split nicely once we organized. Would do it again with five or six for max comfort.

Proper Prohibition vibe and slick hosting by Vee kept the pace up. Not super high-tech, but the puzzle design is classy and the story beats keep you moving. Loved it.

Instantly felt like 1926 Chicago, from the props to the patter. Our GM slid into character and nudged us just enough without giving it away. Came as five adults and left buzzing; there’s a ton to uncover and it all clicks.

One of my favorites ever. Several distinct rooms with different puzzle styles, and a GM who only nudged when needed. Strongly recommend doing this before their Outfitters game since this one’s the easier warm‑up.

One of the best yet also one of the hardest I’ve done. It’s a long game, and we failed our first attempt after losing 20 minutes on the infamous shoes in room one—apparently that snags a lot of teams.