Company Timescape

I walked in skeptical about heist rooms and left grinning. Our family group, including nieces aged 10 and 13, found the 3/5 difficulty spot on. The space is super immersive with standout set pieces, punchy audio, and fun interactive tech, and while most puzzles felt straightforward for adults, the immersion elevated everything. One dark area and some loud moments briefly spooked the 10-year-old, b... Expand

Felt like a real vault job with slick props and big sound, and the flow never stalled. We finished with time to spare but the adrenaline was real. Easy to recommend for first-timers and vets alike.

Tidy, story-first design with no dead time. If you want sprawling non-linear searching, this isn’t it, but for focused teamwork it absolutely shines.

Went with teens and it landed perfectly. One darker section and a couple loud hits startled them, but it stayed fun, not scary.

Really enjoyable room with an immersive feel and a wide mix of puzzles and tasks. It’s far more than locks and numbers, and I’d recommend it to escape fans visiting Belfast.

As an enthusiast I solved fast, yet the variety and pacing were spot on and the heist vibe was great. Not just locks—plenty of interactive moments that keep you moving.

Super linear in a good way, with clear goals and satisfying reveals. Not the toughest puzzles, but the tech and set pieces make every beat feel cool.

One of the strongest linear games I’ve played. The story threads together beautifully even when presented in fragments, and it just works.

I’ve done several heist rooms and didn’t expect much new, but this one surprised me. It’s fun and moves at a great pace from start to finish.

A well-thought-out, immersive heist theme from top to bottom. You can tell there’s a lot of creativity behind it, and the experience is thoroughly enjoyable.