Celebrate Linda’s birthday with our Karma Club review, a clever Sudbury escape room packed with puzzle after puzzle, smart theming and plenty of teamwork. It’s a brilliantly coherent, high-energy game that kept us moving, laughing and on our toes right through to a well-earned 5-star finish.
We finally tackled Rob the Bank 2 at Sudbury Escape Rooms—and it’s one of the most immersive adventures we’ve ever played! With live actors, hilarious twists, and a massive town‑set to explore, this 62‑minute escape is pure chaos and fun from start to finish.
Step inside the chilling world of the Eerie Motel at Sudbury Escape Rooms! Our latest review dives into a thrilling Route 66 mystery packed with clever puzzles, cinematic theming, and hidden secrets. Can you outsmart the motel before time runs out? Read our full review now!
We played The Ward at Keylock Games in Wickford, and it’s a brilliantly eerie escape room packed with inventive puzzles, clever twists and a seriously tense finish. If you like immersive games with atmosphere, challenge and a few surprises along the way, this one is well worth a look.
We visited Escapology in A Coruña, Spain, and tackled the 7 Pecados Capitales escape room — a dark, intense journey through a cursed church complete with gravestones, crypts and a deranged minister. Rated 8/10 difficulty, it nearly beat us. We escaped with minutes to spare, but the ending came with a moral dilemma…
Plans changed, and that led us to Epic Escapes in Cocoa for a two-room visit we didn’t expect to love quite so much. We tackled The Lost Temple and The Killer Basement, with very different results. One surprised us with clever design, the other humbled us completely. Read the full review for our honest verdict.
Dive into the virus lab 8 years post-outbreak in Escape Colchester’s toughest room. We battled puzzles, zombies & time—escaped in 48 mins (4/5). Prices, access, discounts for your survival mission!
The Lloyds adapted their Christmas Eve tradition to include a cinema visit and an escape room, choosing Cluetopia Braintree’s Curse of the Lost Temple. The room features engaging, well-constructed puzzles without physical challenges. Despite being rated level four, it felt easier than expected, providing a fun experience. They recommend it with a 4 out of 5 rating.
The Invitation escape room at Cluetopia features a thrilling premise where players must escape Lord Addington’s Mansion within an hour to avoid becoming dinner. Praised for its engaging puzzles and well-maintained environment, it’s suitable for both experienced and novice players, though requires at least three participants. Recommended for ages 13 and up.
The story behind The Dentist escape room: The local dentist, Dr Basher, hides a terrible secret. … The Dentist escape room, No Escape, LondonRead more
