by Lucardo Rawtenstall (website)
33 - 35 Kay Street, Rossendale, BB4 7LS
2-6 players
60 minutes
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based on ratings from 21 users
combined with 6 pro reviews
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Terrific room - probably in my top 5. Amazing story, immersed from the very first second, clever puzzles - some of which I've not seen in any other escape rooms. Loved it.
A very enjoyable room.
We went to Lucardo Rawtenstall by chance when driving through the town on our way home. It was pleasant surprise as they added to their room an aspect I've never seen before in 60+ rooms. I can't give it away, you'll have to go yourself to see it. This is the main reason why I gave 5 stars, the rest of the room was pretty spot on too and the two guys in charge of the venue are very passionate. We escaped in 49:50 minutes in a team of 2.
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A fun room, the hosts help immerse you in the experience, as they also do with Dragon’s Heart. Some clever puzzles here, if maybe a little padlock heavy.
An original take on a common theme, the space used was well-incorporated too. Would recommend but not to a group larger than 3 as space is a bit lacking.
Fully immersive experience, games hosting is on point with this.
Nice use of space and props. Very thematic.
We always feel welcome and at ease here so will definitely be returning to play Treason.
Overall a fun game with some great puzzles that really make you think.
As a team of 4 we found that everyone always had things they could be getting on with.
I enjoyed the unique objective of the game (which I won't spoil), but it was a fun twist on your usual escape room format.
Our game host was occupied running 2 games at the same time and in the latter half of the game we did wait 6 minutes for a hint and had to first inform the GM where we were up to which put a bit of a damper on our game.
A very practical, hands-on kind of game that had some really great physical puzzles and a different kind of take on a popular theme. For us, we didn't quite gel with this one as it required a lot of searching (not our strong point!) but we did enjoy how the puzzles were constructed and the immersive acting element.
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