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Played: 4 May 2024Team size: 2Time taken: 51:46Outcome: Successful escape!
family friendlywell designed
A nice room to complete with good theming throughout, we enjoyed the puzzles in this room even though we found one or two of them a bit fiddly, we still managed to complete them with time to spare. The room is well themed to Alice in Wonderland, after visiting Enigma's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Wizard of Oz themed rooms I expected more in the way of a wow factor with the room design, but it's still a lovely room with a good mix of puzzles throughout.
Played: 7 May 2023Team size: 3Time taken: 58Outcome: Successful escape!
beautifulfamily friendly
We loved the puzzles from start to finish, every type of puzzle you can imagine was here - including a great puzzle that needs at least 2 people, this is our favourite puzzle to date.
Escape from Wonderland is a fun game full of whimsy. Although not overly taxing, the puzzles were enjoyable and satisfying to solve. We were apprehensive about playing at Enigma as it’s part of a (small) chain, but those fears were not warranted and it felt more like an independent venue.
In Escape from Wonderland, you and your team play a modern ‘Alice’ type character when, after falling asleep at the bottom of your garden (*cries in tiny London apartment without a garden*), you find yourself falling and falling into Wonderland. No white rabbit, it’s a trippy sequence into the literary world but this time you’ve got to escape. The residents of Wonderland are nowhere to be found and threats from the Red Queen of “Off with your head!” loom over you. The only thing to do? ESCAPE! And do so quickly!
