Closed
Abducted
4.75
3 - 7 people60 minutesSherlock level
Company The Great Escape Game
Sherlock level
A bit scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
Abandoned in 1986, the Chophouse lies dilapidated, like an unwanted memory of our past. You have fantasised about the sights inside, until one evening, you could not contain your curiosity.
You have made it. You have found your entrance and you have found your way in. Eager to explore, you skip down the dimly lit corridors gleefully. It has been three decades since a single footstep has echoed within these walls… or so you thought.
Stumbling upon a collection of worn photographs, you find images of other captured souls, tortured and tormented. Yet still, your curiosity urges you to continue, thumbing through old boxes, each photo more sick and twisted than it’s predecessor.
One particular photo catches your eye. A person starved. Excruciatingly thin. Mouth sewn together and eyes bleeding crimson tears. You struggle to breathe. As you look closer, you realise the date printed on the photograph reads the very day you entered the chophouse.
AI
Brief assessment
Navigator AICrave a hands-on horror hit? This one grabs you—literally—with hoods, zip ties, and a feral “doctor,” all wrapped in thick, grim atmosphere. The opener is wild and memorable, even if the puzzles run light.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers consistently highlight a brutal, physical intro with heavy actor contact driving the fear. The room is scare-first with softer puzzles and few locks, and some feel the energy dips after the opening sequence. Tech can be shaky, but staff are kind and will dial intensity to suit. A softer mode exists for newcomers, and one review notes it felt safer not being fixed to a wall.
WeaknessesPuzzles are light and occasionally underwhelming, with reports of a comedown after the intro. Some mention dodgy tech and physical handling that can sting if you’re not prepared.
StrengthsMoody set design and a uniquely intense start that people still talk about afterward. Strong actor work sells the menace and keeps adrenaline high. Many call it a standout scare experience overall.
SecurityExpect restraint props and real physicality; several note the dragging can be uncomfortable, so set boundaries or pick the softcore mode. One review felt safer knowing no one was fixed to a wall in case of an emergency.
Level of fearThis is full-on, contact-heavy horror and not for kids or the faint-hearted. A toned-down option exists, but expect hoods, zip ties, shouting, and jump scares.
Actors' gameInteraction is hands-on and frequent, with a domineering “doctor” who drags and directs players. Game masters come across as caring and flexible, ready to brief and adjust intensity.
Quality of riddlesThe puzzle load is sparse and soft, leaning away from traditional locks toward flow and momentum. Enthusiasts may crave more depth, though most found them fine within a scare-led design. Tech hiccups are mentioned.
PlotYou sneak into an abandoned chophouse and quickly become part of its grisly story. The narrative is present but plays second fiddle to the visceral experience.
Difficulty levelOverall easy to moderate, friendly for mixed groups and first-timers. Puzzle-focused teams may find it light, but chaos and time pressure keep it lively.
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