Company Reynards Adventures

Heads-up: the entrance is a bit tucked away, so check a photo or map first. Once inside, the puzzles flow logically and actually make sense, with great atmosphere and discoveries around each corner. Richard, the owner and puzzle master, gives a rich intro with history and built the rooms and props himself. His passion is obvious, and he’s got big ideas for what’s next.

This place already shines and clearly has room to grow. The star here is the set design, and being hosted by a real archaeologist adds stories, immersion, and a standout experience. I’d send both newcomers and veterans: it’s accessible, fun, and genuinely different from the usual. The building itself seems primed for future expansions.

I’ve done 60+ rooms and this one still surprised me. Clean logic, satisfying reveals, and the archaeologist-host brings legit flavor to the worldbuilding.

Gorgeous, tactile set pieces and a host who lives and breathes the story. Felt like stepping into a pulp adventure, and the puzzle flow just made sense from start to finish.

Brought the family and everyone had a role to play. Not scary, just adventurous with a couple of wow moments in the set design. Richard’s intro pulled the kids right in.

Clever links between clues and puzzles that made us rethink assumptions without feeling unfair. Left grinning and a little dusty, in the best way.

A room that really pushes you to think laterally and connect clues in creative ways. The host was warm and entertaining, and we had a blast from start to finish.

Fantastic room once you get inside, but finding the door took us a minute. After that hiccup, everything clicked and the narrative carried us through.

Amazing room overall, and Richard—the GM/owner—was outstanding. Can’t wait to see the new rooms when they open.

Super fun experience with a fantastic host. Already planning to come back for another room soon.