Grimm Up North

Great blend of traditional and tech puzzles and a neat two‑phase structure—main storyline plus what feel like side quests. We used the full 75 minutes and had a blast.

A 75‑minute experience where you first recover three pieces from key fairy tales, then switch to a collectathon for as many happy endings as possible. We wrapped the main quest in 64:12; the theming is superb, a few puzzles ran long for two players, and it was sometimes hard to tell what was main path versus later content, but overall it was fantastic and the host was excellent.

Fairy‑tale immersion done right. We cleared the main quest and then got gloriously lost in the token hunt—felt like bonus levels after the credits. Loved the mix of tech and hands‑on puzzles.

One of our UK favorites. The set looks superb, every element matters, the pacing clicks, and the 75‑minute story‑then‑tokens format shines. We even bagged 12 tokens.

Beautiful set, thoughtful challenges, and the 75 minutes fly by. I’m not big on post‑game collectathons, so the second phase didn’t hook me as much, but the main story was top tier.

Easily among our top games. Mix of classic locks and interactive moments, standout story and décor, and a stellar GM. Did it as two, but 3–4 would suit the extra goals better.

Brilliant room design with a full main game and then a generous stack of bonus collection puzzles—perfect if you usually finish early and want more to chew on.

We came back for a second run because we missed some happily‑ever‑afters first time. Puzzles are plentiful and sometimes tough; three or more players would help, though we tackled it as a duo.

Smart design where everything has a purpose. The shift from main plot to token chasing was slick, and the hinting from our host was just enough without spoiling the fun.

Stunning theme and enjoyable challenges, and the collection phase is a blast, though it almost feels like it could be a separate room from the main narrative.

Quality interactive build. After we finished the core objective I wasn’t fussed about the extra puzzles, which is why I didn’t rate it higher, though I see why others love that part.

Great room with tons to do and a lovely flow. As two players we finished the story but ran short on time for the extras. Would go back with three or four to clean up.

Loved the variety—locks, logic, and fun gizmos. It almost feels like two rooms stitched together, but in a good way, because you get loads of value.

Beautiful Brothers Grimm setting with loads of distinct challenges, and the 75 minutes zipped by before we knew it.

Gorgeous room with tight gameplay that made us feel inside the story. As a team of two we left content on the table and actually want to return, which says a lot.