Company Tulleys Escape

Came in with sky-high expectations and it still delivered. Ellie’s hosting was spot on, the puzzles matched the theme, tech was smooth, areas were sprawling, and the build quality rocked. We overran as a pair but the GM made it feel like a win and we never felt rushed, even afterward. This place is booked solid for a reason.

Outstanding room. Immersive theming, beautiful multi‑room build, and playful elements throughout. Puzzles are on the easier side so our 11‑ and 9‑year‑olds joined in, yet adults stayed engaged thanks to variety and some parallel paths.

Amazing experience—get the 90-minute version so you don’t miss the fun extras. GM was excellent, theme nailed, and it’s spooky without being full-on horror. Expect jumps and ambience, no live actors.

Played solo on a 90-minute slot and had a great time. The manor looks fantastic, with fitting lights and sound—though if you’re picky, you might spot some cables and ties. Every time I thought I was done, another room opened up. Most puzzles were strong; a couple felt grindy but make sense for larger groups.

We booked 90 minutes as three fairly new players and were glad we did—finished with 11 minutes left. There’s a lot to do, though bigger groups should make the 60. As with all their rooms, it looks fantastic and feels solid.

We went as four and the split jail start had us shouting plans through bars in the best way. The set, sound, and cheeky effects make it feel cinematic. Tough but fair, and everyone stayed busy the whole run.

Took our crew of four plus two kids and had a blast. Tons of room, clear story beats, and the GM nudged us at just the right times. Not scary at all, just classic, satisfying puzzle chasing.

Big, well-themed set with mountains to do. It should be clearly advertised that most groups need 90 minutes—we failed the 60 and were frustrated by scarce hints. We’d have booked longer if the site made it obvious rather than burying it.

We cleared about 70% with four adults and two kids on our first go, then escaped in 45 minutes on the second. Theming is great with many rooms and puzzle styles; the set is huge, rooms can feel tight, and more than four adults is a squeeze at times.

Dodge City nails the Wild West vibe. Theming is top notch and gameplay’s strong with interesting puzzles, but there’s a huge amount to get through and our trio struggled—four or more is wiser. Many puzzles are classic colors, numbers, and padlocks; it’s still fun, just sometimes a bit out of place.