Company «Lucardo»

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.

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.

Best prison escape I’ve done—fast, sweaty, and properly immersive. Our GM dropped hints at perfect moments and the finale felt cinematic.

Excellent room with a few well-timed scares and a solid story arc. The mix of traditional locks and interactive elements hits a sweet spot, and while it recommends three, our experienced duo managed fine. Probably our favorite game at the Manchester site so far.

My top room at Lucardo so far. The urgency is real, the escape feels theatrical, and for an hour we genuinely felt like inmates on the run—so much fun.

Genius use of the space and a beautifully built set. Loved the quirky puzzle mix and how much there was to actually do.

Costumes on, wands out, and off we went. Great variety of tasks and zero dead time, though one mechanism was a bit finicky for us. Still a strong, charming room.

Overall a good time. The set looks great and staff interaction is excellent, but the opener could use more to do. Cool concept that felt underused, and we even saw leftover hints from the previous team’s run.

Light, joyful, and totally wizardy from the get-go. Georgia nailed the opening in character, we threw on costumes right away, and the next hour was pure immersive fun. An easy must-play.

We played as two experienced escapers and found it very doable. Nice mix of locks and hands-on bits, and the narrative ties it together well.