Locked Escapes Luton: The Duke

By | May 30, 2021

by Locked Escapes Luton (website)

1 Upper George St, Luton LU1 2QX

Luton

2-6 players

Languages: EN

60 minutes

closed

Edward logan was well known as the owner of The Duke Of Clarence, so much so he was known as “The Duke” himself. After his wife sadly passed away he became a recluse and became a mysterious figure to the town.

But after his death, there was no one to take over for The Duke, you and your friends fancy getting into the business and decide to break in and try to find the deed of the pub to take it for your own!

As soon as you enter, the door slams behind you and locks. You are trapped! It’s up to you to find the deed and how to make it out of this place.

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escapeartist1212 expert rated this:Rated between 3.5 and 3.5 out of 5
Anonymous rated this:Rated between 2 and 2 out of 5
Played: 1 Sep 2021 Team size: 3 Time taken: 27 Outcome: Successful escape!
broken techpoor hostingvery easy

So disappointed in this room. Firstly I realise we were clearly unlucky with the GM we got. She is clearly just there as a job, not a passion for it. I’ve never been in a room where the GM was literally telling us the clue answer and then what to do with it before we’d even had chance to think for 2 seconds (it’s not like we were slow or struggling at all, we were out in under half hour- can’t say exact time as it wasn’t written down- and this ‘slow’ time was only due to things not opening correctly or obviously, slowing us down, would have been done in 20 minutes otherwise), the lack of puzzles meant I literally stood and watched my 2 daughters complete it with ease. Probably the worst room I’ve ever played. Puzzles weren’t puzzles, just obvious things to do, no brain needed. Such a shame, nice enough room with some good things in, could have been fun with some actual puzzles to solve. 

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 I really don’t know what to make of this room. I’m also going to say right away that I feel bad for not giving the venue more direct feedback about our game; 

We found the deeds to The Duke of Clarence and took over the pub at Locked Escape Rooms in Luton. Check out Rate The Escapes review of The Duke escape room.

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