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This room has been on the wish list for a long time and it did not disappoint. 

Charlotte, the host, was exceptional and created a really good atmosphere before we started. The puzzles were unique and complicated and genuinely fun. I imagine it would be more immersive for someone from the 80s but it was still a great room to play. 

This was a brilliant room to play, the best christmas one I've taken part in so far. There were so many enjoyable & challenging puzzles to get through in what felt like a short space of time, especially for two people. 

Lucy and Kieran were exceptional hosts as always. 

A room that was severly hindered by its building and location. It wasn't immersive enough to fully enjoy the content and dive deep into the puzzles. More than I've ever played before, you could just tell it was simply posters and props in an old corporate waiting room (and potentially bathroom). This also wasn't helped by the lack of room music & subsequently being able to hear the hosts in a room across the hall.

There were some challenging puzzles and most were enjoyable but some required further explanation to understand their inclusion.

Slightly disappointing compared to how good LockedIn's Leeds counterpart is.

Was recommended this room by some friends and it was the first compendium/collection type room that I've played. There were a lot of interesting puzzles and it was a really enjoyable new experience. It would have definitely been more enjoyable with more people than just two and there wasn't much pressure on us to be quick with the puzzle solving, but it was still fun nonetheless.

Another good room from one of the best escape room companies in the area. The flow of the room and the style of the puzzles was definitely different to what I expected. They were still enjoyable but it might have been better for a larger group with a few more hands. The set pieces, especially later on, were brilliant and the hosting was great as always.

The poorest room at Locked In, probably made worst by playing the Chapel of unrest first and seeing their potential. The hosting was brilliant, as always, and the set was very immersive. The puzzles were a bit confusing and largely forgettable though, especially as you advanced through the game.

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.

An enjoyable room, made better by the company but still enjoyable non the less. Some more complicated puzzles than I was used to with locked in but they mostly worked well. A couple of confusing puzzles and an underwhelming ending but aside from that still another interesting room.

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.

LockedIn are my favourite escape room company in Leeds and this room was another really solid experience. The room's set pieces were incredibly varied in their quality. If all of the stages were like the final set piece then this would be rated higher. The puzzles were enjoyable and the hosting was brilliant but the story was definitely more forgettable than their other games.

The better room we played at The Great Escape Game. Some complex puzzles in separation which were enjoyable at the time but weren't explained properly to us after the game to explain how it worked. The theme and overall set were really immersive, but it was slightly boring still, especially when other players were working on a puzzle and we just had to wait until it was completed.

So far this room is the best example of all decoration, no substance. The acting and the scary elements were brilliant. Went into it with a bit of worry and the start of the game really helped to amplify that. As soon as you started on the puzzles though the room went quickly downhill. The puzzles were incredibly easy, mostly boring and essentially pointless for the story - only really existed for some cheap further scares. Was very disappointed considering the hype.

Aside from one really memorable set piece this is one of the poorer rooms I've played. The puzzles were far too simple and easy to solve. The objects were clearly bought for a quick reset turn around. The story was good and if it wasn't for one incredible set piece that took five minutes to solve this would have been a 1 star room. Definitely the worst room I've played so far in leeds.

The better room that we played from Ticktock unlock. Also the best room I've played so far with an initial separation element - it required some solid thinking to reunite. The puzzles from then on were slightly less memorable but it was still a good experience overall. The hosting was great too.

Genuinely the only retrospective room I'm adding to my list that I remember absolutely nothing about. If it wasn't for the photo we took I would have completely forgot I came to TickTock for a second time. It could have been better than 2.5 stars but for the fact I don't even remember if it was good/bad means it was the most forgettable I've played.

The best samurai room I've played, mainly because its the only samurai room I've played. Some good set pieces and some good tech elements. One puzzle was still incredibly confusing looking back and I doubt it could have been solved in five hours if we didn't ask for some help.

Not the best horror room in the area, but it's still a really good room. Very thematic and a great set piece when you walk through the door. A few of the future scares are easy to spot but most are surprising and got a lively reaction out of us. 

An immersive, interesting room with some really complex puzzles. Slightly boring in parts but another really good room for first time players. Hosting was great as always.

A fun family friendly room. Some great separation puzzles and brilliant hosting. Some puzzles are a bit too easy for a pro team but it's a great first room for a family of players.

The very first escape room I played about 7 years ago now. The room was average at best looking back but its the one that got me hooked on them. The story was surprisingly good from what I remember and the host was lovely.

Decent room. Some puzzles were a little complicated but most are smart and enjoyable. Great for larger teams as there's lots to do.

Fun, family friendly room. Logical puzzles and lots of things to be doing. Hosting was brilliant.

Great room. Lots of padlocks and a really immersive story.

Brilliant room. Flowed really well and perfect for family's playing together.

Very enjoyable room & all round great experience with the axe throwing here too. The puzzles were smart, the room was great for four people and the hosts were brilliant.  

Managed to be a volunteer play tester for this room and its already in my top 5 of all time. The set pieces were incredible, the puzzles were brilliant and the hosts (as always) were lovely. Perfect for teams of all sizes with how the puzzles were separated. 

Genuinely the best room I’ve ever played. The puzzles are great and the set was magical. Brilliant hosting too. 10/10 

Enjoyable room with some great set pieces and tech elements. Bit too much reading in parts and the cover host was poor. 

Good room with some great set pieces but it had some weird elements and puzzles that are hard to understand still. 

Incredible room.  The scariest I've played by far. Some really fun and unique puzzles, a perfect linear journey and brilliant hosting.