Company Mission Breakout

The disused Tube station looks fantastic and sells the world right away. Puzzles are fine but not especially original, and our GM was excellent, calming younger teammates and giving clear nudges when needed. If rats terrify you, skip this one—there’s a performer in a rat suit who may chase if you don’t shut doors in time.

The setting is moody and authentic, and our gamemaster was attentive and kind. The game runs very linearly with only a couple of tasks at once, and the early section drags with one puzzle that really overstays its welcome. Things improve toward a fun final solve and a lively actor moment, but it didn’t fully win me back.

Incredible location and props with a couple of genuine chills. It’s very tactile and hands-on, and I’d have welcomed a few more puzzles. Four players max feels right.

Gorgeous venue with multiple spaces and a decent host, plus some standout immersive moments using slick tech and theming. Sadly, a few basic-feeling puzzles and sections that only behaved with the GM’s help turned a fun night a bit stressful.

That set is unreal—feels like you’ve actually slipped into a forgotten platform. We asked for gentler scares for my anxious mate and the team happily toned it down, which kept it tense but fun. Not the hardest room, but the vibe is ace.

Fantastic overall. The set pieces shine and the story stays present, while the puzzles are easier and clearly not the main focus—more like a bridge between escape room and haunt.

The setting is brilliantly original and the puzzles sit nicely inside the theme. We just wish we’d known an actor would step in briefly, even though it wasn’t essential to progress.

This was our second game with this company and the build quality blew us away again. The puzzles weren’t always clean, with a few leaps and red herrings, but the sets and immersion more than carried it.

Took two teens and they had a blast. Not too hard, very story-led, and the host kept us calm when we stalled. The setting feels like a movie set.

Housed in what feels like an old Tube tunnel or shelter, it’s a blast with a small dose of live acting. I’d happily recommend the venue and this game in particular; our group of four had a smooth, fun run.