After spending the day exploring the overgrown path in the woods, you’ve found yourselves lost. Just as you’re about to resign yourself to the ice-cold night, you spot it. An unkempt path leading to a foreboding building. With no other shelter in sight, you make your way there. But before your eyes can adjust to the interior, the door shuts behind you with a resounding slam.
St Josephine’s Chapel has been derelict since 1887. Rumour has it, the last ceremony to take place here never did. Lady Eliza Braithwaite left her life of luxury for love. The priest was due to officiate their marriage in secret. As she eagerly awaited Henry Turner’s arrival, he never came. and every day until the day she died, she would visit the chapel in hopes of reuniting with her lost love once more. Now, her ghost roams amongst its ruins. Can you lay the haunted bride to rest and free yourself from her clutches? Or will supernatural powers take hold of this sacred place forever?
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Very well decorated rooms, felt very immersive. Scare actor was amazing, added to the level of fear of the room though wasn't too overly terrifying. There was alot of padlocks in the room, felt it could of done with more mag locks/ poppers and interactive puzzles instead of mostly padlocks. But greatly enjoyed the room would definitely recommend to others. Only had a small issue with a faulty padlock but was quickly fixed by staff.
Played: 19 Jun 2022Team size: 3Time taken: 51:00Outcome: Successful escape!
originalclevergreat hosting👻scary
My favourite room that I've played in Leeds so far. A really fun, creepy room thats really elevated by some of the intricate puzzles and a really used live actor. The puzzles are slightly forgettable and some elements were a bit confusing but this was the best laugh I've had from a Leeds room. Brilliant hosting aswell like usual. One specific setpiece still stands out as a personal favourite in a horror room.
Good room, live actor makes it creepy! Puzzles are good and the room is very immersive. Some bits are a bit worn and you can tell the room is aging a bit but aside from that, there’s a good variation of puzzles and the story flows well.
Played: 18 Feb 2023Team size: 3Outcome: Successful escape!
great hostingquite difficult😨creepy
A mostly linear game with a series of puzzles that vary from physical to observation and logic. Puzzles are solved with either a padlock (all the favourites) and maglock. Theming is adequate for the story conveyed but elements feel tired and in need of a refresh. Note that this game features a split start for one of your party and whilst this is designed as a live actor to incorporate scares, you can opt to play without. This game is played in near darkness but you can ask for the house lights to be on.
