Company Unsolved Mysteries Escape Rooms

Absolutely superb. The premise sings, the GM in the room is used brilliantly, the set and atmosphere stun, and the puzzles are clever and varied with real urgency. Wildly immersive and joyous.

I adored both the game and the venue. I went solo but would suggest 2–3 people, and the setting inside an actual 18th century Guard House of Ft Amherst is unforgettable. Staff were engaged, and there’s an in-game actor who helps if you ask the right things.

My favorite all‑around room, tied with its follow‑up, The Basement. Bradley’s intro pulled us straight into the killer’s world, the theming is outstanding, and the puzzles are fun, varied, and on-theme with great twists. We booked the sequel immediately—totally worth it.

Location, set, design, staff, and puzzles are all first class. We left raving about clever touches for hours—an essential play.

Tried it solo and scraped through with a few nudges. There’s a lot to do, so 2–3 players would be ideal. Good flow, clever reveals, and zero filler.

Among my 70+ rooms, this sits near the top. Teamwork is baked into every step, the flow is buttery smooth, and the actor never overstepped. Book it.

From 60+ rooms, this tops my list. Immersive from the jump, packed with fun puzzles and real teamwork, with just the right level of spook.

Atmosphere for days and an actor who actually makes the game better, not louder. Puzzles clicked, the story drove our choices, and the big reveal was chef’s kiss. I left buzzing.

Out of 80+ games, this is my all‑time favorite. Can’t fault a thing—story, puzzles, set, location, staff, everything shines. It’s the first game I recommend.

I had a great time, but the story felt a bit like Chapter 1’s cousin. That said, the build is quality, puzzles are fair, and the GM’s energy is top-notch.