Company Prodigy Escapes & Experiences

Easily the most entertaining room I’ve done—atmosphere, set, story, and effects all sing. Loads of puzzle variety, pop‑culture nods, and legit laughs. Couldn’t recommend it more.

Brilliant from top to tail, with a set that screams Aztec zone and puzzles you can touch and tinker with. The host leaned into character, which sold the world, and medium mode felt spot on. Of 74 rooms I’ve played, this might be my new favorite.

We visited for my birthday after seeing the high ratings. With six of us—half very experienced—the production and theming were top-tier, with creepy details and a clear, engaging plot. The room is linear, so two people often had little to do, and we escaped in just over 30 minutes without hints. Perfect for up to four or for newer players; big, seasoned teams may prefer a non-linear challenge or s... Expand

Dan welcomed us for a last‑minute evening slot and made it our new favorite game. The story, props, and unique mechanics showed real craft, and he even gave us a peek behind the curtain afterward, complete with his custom soundboard that personalized the run. We’ll be back for more.

Played as a three for my daughter’s 21st and had a blast. Inventive puzzles, great mix of challenges, and a friendly host who went the extra mile with in‑theme, laugh‑out‑loud clues. We asked for medium and still needed a few nudges, but it never spoiled the fun—perfect for younger players and adults alike.

Two of us cleared this linear room in good time without rushing. There’s a good mix with plenty of tactile moments and excellent props, plus animatronic and interactive surprises. Ella was a brilliant GM and timed help perfectly; we agreed 2–4 players is the sweet spot.

Temple adventure with Tomb Raider vibes across multiple spaces, starting in a lush jungle with plants, fossils, and running water. An intro video sets the treasure-hunt brief, the path begins linear then branches, and puzzles blend map-reading, observation, and dexterity. A visible fire door nudged immersion, but the last puzzle was hugely satisfying and we escaped just in time.

The newest Prodigy room lets you don cloaks, wave a wand, and hunt down a stolen dragon egg to revive Exeter’s magic. Smart use of both locks and tech kept surprises coming, and a few set pieces genuinely felt spellbinding. Communication across spaces mattered, but our teamwork paid off, and the finale hit just right. Fantasy and Potter fans will have a field day, with cheeky references sprinkled ... Expand

Group of four with around 25 rooms under our belt, one gentle nudge on hard mode. The Aztec-style set is lovely, a teamwork-heavy physical puzzle slowed us down, and the end task was a blast. Excellent GM who chatted through the design and difficulty options afterward. Would recommend the whole venue.

Of the three rooms we tried, three of us picked this as the favorite. A strong variety of tasks kept us busy on hard mode with no clues, and the GM was excellent throughout. Definitely try all three rooms at Prodigy.