Company Locked In

Walking in with big expectations after seeing awards like TERPECA Top 20 and Best of Morty 2023, we had a warm, funny briefing from Felix. A couple players start in cages and need to communicate to get out, which is neat but can feel a bit left out while others progress. The game is puzzle-heavy, mostly non-linear, and the tech behaved flawlessly, with a charming typewriter-style hint system and a... Expand

I adored this room—and Molly, our guide. We chatted about our win streak and her own competitive streak, and she matched our vibe perfectly. She asked how we wanted help and kept a close eye, even catching moments where we might have forced something. The theme and gameplay were a blast, the decor absolutely sings in one section, and only one puzzle felt a little off but didn’t hurt the experience... Expand

This room is outrageously good. If you only do one game in Glasgow, make it this. Production, atmosphere, puzzles, and surprising moments all hit, and Bethany’s hinting was perfectly light. Not scary—more of a beautiful gothic vibe. New favorite, and my friend wishes they could forget it just to replay. Extra love for the hometown nod!

Brilliant puzzle buffet in a very cool retro lab space. We went as five and still felt busy the whole hour, with a cracking finale that tied it all together. Staff were kind and on it without over-hinting.

The room itself was fine, but the finale really took the wind out of our sails. When you hit the last puzzle you suddenly only get two minutes, no matter how much time you had banked, and it’s all about piecing together scattered clues. We reached it with about fifteen minutes left and still lost to the sudden-death cap. On the plus side, our game master was lovely and there were some novel locks,... Expand

Such a fun run from start to finish. The game master was welcoming and amped us up right away, and while the room was challenging we scraped out with just two of us. Four would be ideal, more might feel cramped, and the venue is even dog friendly with a cute canine leaderboard.

Went with three friends for Ghosthunters and it was brilliant—smart puzzles, a gripping story, and totally worth the trip. The look on staff’s faces when four of us showed up in ghost‑buster style suits was priceless.

You can tell it’s one of the older games, but it still delivers. Slight bit of gore if that’s not your thing. We played as a duo, kept the extra team puzzle, and still escaped comfortably. Locked In Glasgow remains top-tier, and Fraser gave superb service.

Proper puzzlefest that let us play as a duo, even if we didn’t make it near the end. Loads of varied, story-led tasks and a lovely host in Marge who walked us through the bits we missed. I’d say bring at least four, just like they advise, but it’s worth it either way.

One of the best rooms I’ve done: a fresh start, then a ton of puzzles to chew through. With just two of us it was tight for time; they do offer removing a section for duos, which I’d suggest if you’re newer. We skipped it and still had a great time.