Enter the Oubliette, London
July 19th, 2016 | by Dean Love
So this is a weird one to write. Sometimes a game does what it set out to do so well,
Hidden Rooms, London – Prison Break
July 18th, 2016 | by Dean Love
I was looking forward to playing Prison Break. We’d done the other room, Chain Reaction, just after launch and it
Escape Game Brighton, Brighton – Laboratory of a Madman
July 15th, 2016 | by Dean Love
“The first two puzzles are the ones people generally have to ask for clues on” the host told us on
Escape Plan, London – The Adventure Begins
July 14th, 2016 | by Dean Love
This was my 17th room at the time, and the rest of the team were just a few behind. And
Enigma Escape, London – The Killer
July 13th, 2016 | by Dean Love
Enigma Escape bills itself as a very different kind of escape room – it’s less to be treated as a
Escapism, Nuneaton – Escape the Curlew Study
July 12th, 2016 | by Dean Love
I’ve always been of the opinion that escape rooms are experiences – win or lose they’re essentially about having fun
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Top-rated rooms
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clueQuest, London – Operation BlackSheep
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Escape Rooms, London – Pharaoh’s Chamber
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Time Run, London – The Lance of Longinus
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Clockwork Dog, London – Loop
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Co-decode, Swindon – Professor Dunstan and the Search for the Ancient Statuette
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clueQuest, London – Room 52
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Escape Rooms, London – Room 33
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Escape Land, London – Age of Steampunk
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Clockwork Dog Presents, London – Langstroth’s Last Riddle
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Escape Plan, London – The Adventure Begins
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