Company Pier Pressure Brighton Escape Rooms

Super fun experience. It’s not as large or dense as some we’ve done, yet our team of two escaped with time left and no hints without it ever feeling easy. Charming set, clever mechanical touches, clean aha moments, and enough parallel paths to keep momentum. Looking back on our trip, this one stuck with me the most.

Really fun and welcoming room. Puzzles worked for every age in our group, with hardly any locks and a neat mix of tasks. Our 11-year-old, who usually gets overwhelmed, was grinning the whole time, while the teens and adults stayed engaged. It’s linear, moderately challenging, and absolutely doable for most teams.

Raver Quest delivered loads of interactive, game-like puzzles and an immersive set. I loved the hint mechanic and the GM’s energy. Just note it can be very stimulating, with audio and visual input at once, which may be tricky for some neurodiverse players.

Gorgeous room with a proper Victorian glow-up and hosts who nail the balance between friendly and hands-off. We loved the mix of logic and tactile puzzles, and the clue system felt like a gentle nudge, not a lecture. Left smiling and arguing about our favorite bit all the way home.

Cool story rooted in Brighton’s history, and we later learned the game has two modes. We were lucky to get the extended version as a team of two, which added extra areas, more puzzles, and a slick twist that really elevated it. Nonlinear and packed with unusual challenges—great for 2–4 experienced players.

The set is fantastic—probably the best we’ve seen among similar rooms. Gameplay felt fresh, with lots of unique ideas and a fair bit of observation and pattern work. For some reason it didn’t hit quite as hard as I expected, though that might be because it was the last stop on a long escape-room day.

Brilliant use of a compact space with fun puzzles, some of which felt refreshingly new to me. The Brighton theming sings, from cobbles to windows, though a few bits looked a little tired. Two of us got out fine, but four would probably be ideal.

The 60s vibe absolutely pops, and the puzzles lean into it hard—pinball, records, the lot. Loved that we could all split up and still make progress, then regroup for the reveals. Proper whodunit feel and a cracking finale for us.

Super welcoming team and a room that nails the Victorian manor vibe. We did find it tough, but their excellent clue system made asking for help feel natural, which is rare for us. Highly recommended—and try not to overthink it.

Absolutely loved the split start—passing clues through the hatch felt tense but fun, and the puzzles clicked once we synced up. The bunker look is spot on, and the props actually matter. Cute ending video too. Big recommend.