Company Purgatory Bar

Stunning set design and a proper sense of dread without going full horror. The puzzles are chunky but fair, and our GM kept hints crisp and encouraging. We escaped with seconds left and felt like heroes.

Fun, well-built room with strong sets and solid puzzles. I’d put it in the top half of London games, but one puzzle felt poorly designed—an item was within reach early even though we were told not to use it. Moving it out of reach until the right moment would fix that easily.

Sixty minutes felt too tight for us; seventy-five would have been our sweet spot. We’re experienced, but this one stretched us. Still, we had a great time—the room is immersive, the puzzles sing, and the atmosphere is spooky.

We hit a mechanism that refused to trigger and the staff had to move us along. Appreciate the quick fix, but it did dent the immersion. That aside, the puzzles were smart and the theme nailed it.

Went as a team of four and loved the nonstop pace. It’s tense, clever, and teamwork-heavy, and Deji’s guidance was calm and on point when we asked. Creepy, not scarring-for-life creepy.

Brilliant room with strong theming and a solid storyline. A few puzzles were tough, and one didn’t work for us, but after about twenty minutes the team let us skip it, which was very kind.

Totally worth the hype. It’s a proper challenge and perfect for enthusiasts, with a great concept and a creepy feel. Shoutout to Deji, our game master, for being fantastic throughout.

Tried it as a duo and the clock chewed us up. I’d say bring at least one more person. Sound and lighting sell the hellgate vibe in a big way, and the highs are worth the sweat.

Great experience overall, but one prop was reachable early and muddied the logic, which forced a reset later. Everything else flowed nicely and the atmosphere rocked. A small tweak there would make it near-perfect.

The set looks fantastic. Play it with three or more if you can—doing it as a pair is a real slog.