by Locked In Games Leeds (website)
2 Chapeltown Road, LS7 3AP
2-6 players
Languages: EN
60 minutes
Overall rating
based on ratings from 15 users
combined with 2 pro reviews
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Player reviews
A really interesting room that flowed brilliantly well from start to finish. I played the second version when it was slightly more 'exploded' than previously but I don't feel like I missed out on anything not playing version 1. Was a slightly slow start with some boring initial puzzles but it really picked up towards the end, especially with an enthusiastic team.
Well decorated and flowed well
Special thanks to Jess who was fab.
Great room, some different challenges and puzzles. The only downside was that the host was a little keen in providing clues to us.
This game was ok. Not very memorable apart from the ridiculously loud sound track. Had to leave the room so the GM could hear us to ask them to turn it down.
Some outside knowledge was needed for one puzzle which was unexpected.
It was decent, but as with many of the games here I'm afraid some of the puzzles are just completely illogical.
We weren’t sure what to expect from the company, but the GM was insanely nice and did a fantastic job giving us a nudge or two in the right direction. The game was fun and had some solid puzzles!
Here we did 5 escape rooms in a day! I’ve wanted to do an escape day for ages, with my bezzie escape room pal! The venue is a fantastic building, so big! So much space for them to continue to expand. Very well organised for us and they gave us a little snack / treat basket to keep us going.
I’ll rate each room individually
This one actually was my least fave, tho maybe we were just mentally tired out haha. It wasn’t a bad room, just not quite my fave!
Discord in the Diner!
I took a hungover first-timer to this one, so it was a treat to find out we’d start the challenge separated!
Story
A bitter human being has placed a bomb in the kitchen of Shirley’s, which must be diffused before the whole place is destroyed. The classic ‘Stop the bomb!’ story given a culinary twist.
Puzzles
So many puzzles! There was quite a bit of arithmetic involved, which makes sense and fitted in to the story and its setting. Admittedly, we were pushed through the final one to ensure our victory, but the awkward items involved were making life tricky, especially in those last few minutes.
Mise-en-scène
Amazing. I’ve just done my 55th room and the Die-ner still stands out so strongly above the rest. If I sat down at one of the 50s-style tables, I wouldn’t have been surprised if a waitress in a red and white striped uniform came to take my order, haha. The kitchen apparatus, till, tip jar, wall art and everything in between were all spot on.
Final Comments
I’d recommend taking more than two people, as our work really was cut out. It was an intense, fast-paced game and it’s up there with one of my all-time faves!