His collection grows night by night. Will you become his latest victims? Can you find a way out where so many have failed before you?
A deranged killer with an obsession for dolls and mannequins, known for stripping the flesh of his victims and much much worse is on the loose. The police are on a nationwide manhunt to locate the psychopath and his ever expanding list of playthings; They’ve yet to find a lead. You have been chosen as his next subjects, but you’re not alone.
Work together to achieve your freedom, or become part of the collection!
A classic horror experience, this grim and haunting tale with many twists and turns is guaranteed to get your heart racing, bloody curdling and adrenaline pumping. This is an escape room you really will want to get out of!
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It's a shame this one is closed, it was really cool. Some fantastic moments, immersion and reasonable puzzles. A bit more creepy than I would normally go for. I notice it seems to be getting very different reviews in Gravesend and Suffolk.
If I'm ever kidnapped by a murderous psycho, at least I'll have had no shortage of practice at extricating myself from creepy dungeons! Horror games often start with the players a little more restrained than in other styles of game, and this one has one of the more imaginative such opening sequences.
The room's grizzly decor pulls no punches, and players will need to have a strong stomach at times. The Dollhouse is also probably the most search-heavy of the six rooms at The Panic Room, which (p...
A room that managed to blend concepts together. Horror and humour. The beautiful and the macabre. Some interesting puzzles and decent set design added up to a game that I found surprisingly enjoyable.
We came to The Dollhouse with a sense of trepidation. Firstly, because it looked to be the first proper horror game we had played, but more because… well we’re not that great at escape rooms. Obviously we’re pretty good, mainly because at this point we’ve done loads. But I see other bloggers knocking out leaderboard placings, 40-minute finishes and all-time records left, right and centre. Whereas we just tend to do “pretty well”.
This is probably R’s favourite Room to date. She loves a horror themed room and this certainly did not disappoint. The way you start the game is great and not to give too much away but it certainly adds to the overall experience.
