Company Housetrap Escape Rooms

Standout room from our Cornwall trip. It’s a 90-minute run with a Crystal Maze–style medieval feel, mixing smart puzzles and hands-on challenges. You gather shields and place them on the Round Table to free Excalibur, with some crawling, throwing, and pulling along the way. The space is big and family friendly, though one tight section could bother claustrophobic players. If you finish early, ther... Expand

We booked on a whim after seeing a sign that only a handful had escaped, and it absolutely delivered. This isn’t your typical locks-and-codes room; you’re split up, forced to communicate, and pushed to find creative ways to reunite and get out. The vibe is creepy with a few mild jump scares, and hints cost time, though you can claw some back if you stay silent when Killjoy shows up. We overthought... Expand

Fresh, tense, and wildly different from the usual padlock parade. The split-room setup forced us to talk nonstop, and the actor’s visits had us holding our breath. We didn’t escape, yet we walked out buzzing.

Crystal Maze vibes in the best way. Tactile puzzles, big set, and that 90-minute clock meant our kids weren’t rushed. We actually cheered pulling the sword—pure joy.

Good room, welcoming staff, fair price. Our frustration was at the end when the GM controlled an electromagnet and wouldn’t let us ‘escape’ because we’d unintentionally skipped a step—so we hadn’t solved it the exact way they wanted. Still enjoyable overall, but that felt overly rigid.

Really enjoyed it and made steady progress. The set looks great and feels immersive, with puzzles that flow well and are accessible to everyone in our group. The GM was friendly and took our feedback on board. A strong pick for families.

We’d been itching to take on Killjoy and it did not disappoint. We managed a rare escape and loved the cooperative, lateral style of the challenges. Tough, tense, and memorable.

Atmosphere is top-notch and the teamwork element is legit. Hint penalties sting, but they fit the cat-and-mouse feel. Bring a crew that communicates well and you’ll have a blast.

We scraped a rare escape and loved every frantic minute. It rewards lateral thinking and quick coordination rather than crunching codes. Intense in the best way.

Lovely host, but some props were placed so awkwardly that reaching them actually hurt. The concept is cool; the ergonomics need work. We left mixed.