Atlantis

Some wildly unique, high-budget spaces that feel almost theme-park grade, but lighter on puzzles compared to their other rooms. TERPECA hype had me expecting more, and it felt a bit worn and glitchy on our visit.

Jaw-dropping build quality and ambition—easily in a class of its own. The puzzles felt fairly standard, with some fun active moments, and while I wish the gameplay popped more, the craftsmanship is unreal. Shame it’s gone.

I admired the artistry and effort on display and enjoyed the smooth flow, but I wanted the puzzle layer to be denser. Personal gripe: an Atlantis theme without real water didn’t land for me. Still a solid, happy-making experience.

Brilliant use of space and detail that locks immersion in place. I kept spotting touches I’ve never seen in my 140-ish rooms. Thoroughly enjoyable and clearly made with care.

Thrilled we caught Atlantis before Broadstairs closes—what a loss that will be. Total submarine immersion with a lively mix of mental, physical, and hands-on tasks. If you can snag a slot, do it and tell your friends.

We laughed, crawled, and whooped our way through. The design is jaw-dropping and the pacing never drags. Big recommend for friends night out.

Theme-park energy in an escape room shell—huge sets, cool transitions, and a lovely GM who kept it smooth. Not the hardest ride, but I left grinning ear to ear.

Loved the submarine feel and the tactile switches and levers. Puzzles were clean but on the light side for me, and there’s a fair bit of crawling. Still a blast.

Looks amazing, flows fine, but I wanted tougher logic and the whole Atlantis-without-water thing pulled me out a bit. Fun overall, just not my ideal style.

Gorgeous room with a couple of minor tech hiccups that the GM handled fast. Even so, the immersion and set detail were next-level.

Fantastic-looking room with a very physical lean—we felt like we’d done an hour at the gym by the end. Tiring, yes, but in the best way.

What a theme—hard to talk about without spoilers, but wow. We also played Quartz the same day; Quartz was overall more fun for us, but Atlantis felt refreshingly different and the set is top tier. Go play if you can.

Immersive, adventurous, and flat-out wild. The scope and design floored me, and there’s loads to run, crawl, and poke at. An easy must-play.

Outstanding from the first scene to the finale. The setting shines, the journey swerves in unexpected ways, and our host was a gem. So, so satisfying.

Off-the-charts ambition and execution—no idea how they pulled it off. An incredible ride with sets and puzzles that, for me, hit a new bar. Loved every minute.