Review of “Deckscape: The Fate of London”
This escape-room-in-a-box takes you on a journey through London where you and your party must find and defuse a series of bombs. As you travel through the deck you are…
Review of “The Castle” at Jigsaw
One of our highest-rated rooms (The Pirates’ Code) is at Jigsaw Escape Rooms at Byward market. The level of detail that Jigsaw puts into their rooms is incredible. We’ve only…
Review of “The Darkness” at Escape Manor
We’re big fans of Escape Manor in general. Their staff are always enthusiastic and they seem to genuinely have fun when building and running rooms. The Darkness is a great…
Review of “The Secret Society” at Alcatraz
The Secret Society room at Alcatraz was one of my favourite rooms that we didn’t complete. Often when we fail at rooms I like to believe that it’s because the…
Review of “Blackbeard’s Brig” at Confundrum
Confundrum is rated as the best escape room in Burlington on some sites. While we have done all of the rooms there, we need to revisit some of them as…
Review of “Escape From The Bronx” at Mission Possible
This is one of the few we’ve been to where a single large room actually works well. The immersion could be slightly improved through a better introduction and some details…
Review of “The Darkest Hour” at Decode
This was our first visit to this location which looks very well run. They have an enormous games room in the back and some chocolates and drinks available for purchase.…
Review of “New Haven Orphanage” at Confundrum
New Haven Orphanage is one of the better horror-themed rooms we’ve done and when you choose the hardest difficulty along with the cast interactions, the quality and immersion really go…
Review of “Twister” at KW Escape
KW Escape’s is one of those rare gems in the escape room world. While there are some good run-by-the-owner rooms built into old office spaces, there are few like this.…
Review of “The Graveyard” at Next Level
This room became one of the first rooms we did together that we could call a favourite and 100+ rooms later, we still refer to it when talking about immersive…