Company «Puzzled Escape Rooms»

A fresh twist on escape rooms that blends tabletop play with all the slick tech and personal touches Puzzled is known for. Sitting throughout was a bonus, and the amount of engineering packed into a few props was wild. The soundtrack and neon ambience gave it a cinematic feel, and the puzzles scratched all the right itches. Unique, fast, and a blast.

As a seated game it was perfect for our group, including my friend with limited mobility. Tight, logical puzzles, zero filler, very welcoming staff. Easy recommendation.

We had a great time in Abandon Ship at Taffs Well. The blend of modern mechanisms with classic puzzling felt natural, the narrative was clear, and a few brain‑ticklers were refreshingly original. The opening was a touch vague for us, but once we found our footing, it flowed beautifully. Overall, a strong, immersive room.

Creative puzzles with a clear story thread, all played seated at the table. We loved the complimentary drinks and snacks. As a duo with lots of rooms under our belts, we still found it tough and needed an extra nudge on one puzzle we’re not sure we fully grasped, but it didn’t spoil the fun.

A different kind of challenge with Kevin as a superb GM, guiding only when needed. The puzzles felt fresh, the theming landed perfectly, and the free snacks and drinks were a sweet perk. We left grinning.

You can see the love in every detail, from the cyberpunk set dressing to the smart, tech-based challenges that push you without becoming annoying. Being able to sit the whole time—and grab a free drink or snack—made it extra comfortable. A carefully crafted, one‑of‑a‑kind room.

Best room I’ve done at Puzzled so far. The story lands, puzzles are on point, and Kevin’s enthusiasm makes everything pop. Easy recommendation.

Brilliant concept and execution. The tech integration with the web app and big screen made teamwork super smooth, and the Rat’s Nest setting oozes style. Snacks didn’t hurt either. We left buzzing.

Played with my 13‑year‑old and it was spot on. The attention to detail and slick tech lifted the whole experience without overshadowing the puzzles.

Really smart and intense, though keeping track of tiny components got messy for our group of four. Next time I’d do this with two or three. Still had loads of fun.