Company Mindworks Escape Rooms

One of the best rooms I’ve played. Tons of puzzle variety across difficulties, the game‑show theme is woven in brilliantly, and we never ran out of things to do. We played as a pair; I wouldn’t take more than four because only two puzzles run at once and extras feel crowded.

Total haul £117,082 and it might be in our top three ever. We were looked after start to finish, and our host’s enthusiasm was infectious. The room is crammed with inventive concepts where teamwork really matters. It’s even replayable thanks to the random puzzle mix, so we’ll be back.

Nothing short of spectacular, with imaginative theming and well-crafted puzzles that kept me smiling throughout. We escaped in good time and immediately booked Smuggler’s Ruin at Mindworks Worthing, which was just as fun. When they say go to Mindworks, listen—I wish I could do it again fresh.

Another hit from Mindworks: sharp hosting, strong set design, and a theme that’s carried through every detail. We enjoyed the range of puzzle types and the playful transitions, including the vertical bits, with accessible alternatives clearly planned. The props feel so real they might make you hungry.

Our GM as Vicki Sponge was hilarious and totally in character, dropping nudges at just the right moments. The space looks, sounds, and even smells like a real bakery. So much charm.

Easily a standout. We booked as a duo knowing it skews bigger, but still had a fantastic time. Packed with fun throwbacks, varied challenges, and a storyline that actually adds to the momentum. The tech is fascinating too.

Gorgeously themed bakery world with believable props, audio, and even scents. A couple of surprise moments really popped, and the GM in character as Vicki Sponge kept the immersion and humor high. We finished quickly, so it’s huge fun but not the hardest.

Absolute rush from start to finish. The game‑show framing, scoreboard, and that AI host had us grinning while we burned through clever puzzles. Best duo game we’ve done in ages.

Went as a couple and it flew. Tight, fair puzzles, lots of laughs, and that money counter is addictive. Feels replayable too, which is rare.

We finished with £121,059 and huge grins. It feels different from a typical escape room in the best way—smart idea, super engaging, and an easy recommend.