Company Riddlr Escape Rooms

Brand new room, so a couple of tiny tech issues and minor breakages cropped up but didn’t affect play. Loui, our GM, was brilliant—passionate, accommodating, and open to feedback. He explained the hint setup and that it’s more of a narrative journey; the story sticks to the classic, so some twists would help. The first space is a magical forest with a candy cottage and even crunchy leaves—great im... Expand

I’m usually terrified of scary rooms, but I loved this one. The atmosphere is incredible, the puzzles are well themed and properly challenging, and the jump scares definitely got me. Aspen, our GM, was welcoming and reassuring, and the unique, in-world clue system fit the setting perfectly.

Beautifully atmospheric with a few well-timed jumps and creepy props, this linear room mixes puzzle styles nicely and uses a themed self-service hint system. It’s on the easier side; our only real gripe was the dim lighting and having just one light to share. Maddie was a standout host, and the back-to-back £30 pp deal for two rooms is great value.

A spacious, well-themed nautical room with a mix of technical and non-technical puzzles. We hit a reset issue on a padlock that let us bypass a puzzle and found some faulty buttons, but most things worked fine. We overthought the first task and took the wrong approach on a jigsaw, yet still escaped on time. Maddie was a fantastic host and even told us about their 80s room, a Hansel and Gretel room... Expand

If you grew up on coin‑ops, this is a treat. The Pac‑Man magnet bit was a grin from start to finish, and the soundtrack slapped. Hosts were lovely and on it. We left humming synths.

The room felt basic and a bit grubby, with theming that would shine more if it were cleaned up. The memory‑style battleship puzzle was the low point and ate around 15 minutes, while the Pac‑Man magnet maze was the highlight. Other puzzles were okay, but Simon Says and the Zork computer segment needed better execution, and the RPG screen was too dim. The flow issues show, given there’s an order pos... Expand

Gorgeous set, moody soundtrack, and puzzles that actually feel like you’re fixing a submarine. Hints were on-point without spoiling the fun. Perfect intro to escape rooms for our group.

That set is pure magic: the forest floor crunches, the cottage pops, and the sound design ties it all together. Storybook hints were cute and on-theme, and our GM Loui was fab. We left buzzing.

Gorgeously spooky set, tense audio, and puzzles that actually make sense in a séance. The in-world hint system is slick and kept us moving without breaking the vibe. Scary enough to be fun, not enough to haunt my dreams. Loved it.

Impressive detail and a wide variety of puzzles, plus a very friendly team. My only gripe is the clue system, which made it easy to lose time sticking with one puzzle too long. Still very much worth a visit.