Company Lucardo

Brilliant, high-energy room with costumes that instantly set the mood, a game master who played along perfectly, and puzzles that felt smart and intentional. The storyline is a blast and the flow clicked for us from start to finish—easily one of my favorites.

We did it as a pair and it felt totally manageable. The pacing made sense, progress was clear, and it built to a nice finish. The mix of puzzles worked, though a couple of observational ones were less satisfying. Great pick for newcomers or kids.

Non-linear by design with around forty‑five puzzles, and your goal is to finish as many as you can. We were a team of two and completed twenty‑seven. The puzzles weren’t too tough but offered great variety, and a bigger group would thrive here.

Creepy setting and enjoyable puzzles throughout. It’s dim but playable, mostly linear, and while a couple of tasks felt a bit unclear, the hints nudged us just enough. The forced split was a standout atmospheric beat, and overall it’s more fun than shocking.

We arrived to minimal interaction, got a handout, and were told up front about the multiple rooms and timed sections, which spoiled the reveal. Each space felt very first‑gen, heavy on padlocks with overly easy wall clues and little tech. Not one I’d recommend to experienced players, though total newcomers might enjoy it.

Loved the flow from classroom vibes to deeper magic. Puzzles clicked, hints were there when we needed them, and the finale felt earned. Friendly host, zero dead ends. Easy recommend.

Loved the high-score twist. Our group split up, hoovered through a ton of quick puzzles, and the ship set made it all click. Not scary, just zippy and tense in a good way. We’ll be back to beat our count.

Fun room overall, though the split format felt odd; I’d rather have one continuous space or be free to roam. The opening section needed clearer signposting, while the later part nailed the collector vibe. Worth playing despite a few rough edges.

From the first line of patter to the last lock, this flowed beautifully. The GM stayed in character, the puzzles were fair, and one gag had us howling. Zero dead ends, just momentum. Loved it.

Prison breaks are common, but this one rises above with sturdy scenery and theatrical touches. It flows pretty linearly, and you really need to absorb the rules or you’ll have a different ride. We started in a cell, moved through key areas during the riot, and Rick, our GM, nudged us perfectly when it counted.