Tulleys Escape Rooms & Games: SpellCraft

Looking at other reviews, I seem to be in the minority here. No one can deny that this room is absolutely stunning. It's clear to see where the money has been spent. But unfortunately that's the end of my positive points. Our team is very experienced, having played hundreds of games, and just felt like this was another installment of Tullys money-grabbing empire. After failing other rooms here, we were a little hesitant to return. But after being told that spellcraft was a family friendly game, we thought it couldn't be that difficult right?

I won't go into details, but overall, signposting was awful, most puzzles felt illogical or simply impossible without help, which wouldn't be so bad if we actually got help. We asked for help on multiple occasions and received nothing back. At one point someone even asked how to get out to go to the toilet, and heard nothing back. We were then told about 10 minutes later after repeated asking, that we were in a part of the game that we couldn't leave from, which begs the question, what if there was an emergency?!?! Not to mention the numerous broken props and puzzles (par for the course with Tullys rooms.

After a frustrating experience, and a deflating ending from a host with no enthusiasm or personality, we all agreed this was the last straw for this place. We were once again offered 50% to come back, but why would I travel all that way again? Next time we're in the area, we will try somewhere else.

Overall... Amazing production quality, but that's about it. 

My personal favourite at Tulleys and this is a stunningly beautiful adventure. There were points where I could have just stayed in one area and marvelled at the detail of the production and set design, but there's too much to do in this game to stand about.....
This adventure excels on transitions and keeping you progressing through the narrative, but there was a couple of points where I didn't "get" the relevance of the area to the story, but it didn't detract from the gameplay, it was just one of those "I wonder what that was" ponderings I had afterwards. 
Amazingly beautiful adventure, its a stunning build.  

Tulley's latest outing is simple one of the very best experiences I've had outside of a Disney Theme Park.  It looks great, the play is good, the only thing stopping it getting top marks are a couple of design choices that dented my immersion.  A phenomenal achievement.

Another beautiful addition to the Tulley's portfolio with some cool props and a fun back story. As is par for the course with us as a pair, we failed to finish in the hour and no doubt will return in a couple of years to see how the story ends after they open their next room...

This is another awesome game by Tulleys. It follows the excellent theming and design of all the other games and applies it to another huge space for you to explore. The puzzles were well designed and fun and I really liked how well the space was used.   The beginning of the game was really cool, along with a great mechanic halfway through. One room felt like all the puzzles were slightly broken in some way but kind of worked eventually and the finale felt unneccesary but I guess in keeping with the story. However, our game flowed really well and the GMs Edward and Tyler added prompts when we were struggling or missing something obvious. All round not to be missed!!