escapemynightmare

The scariest thing about this room was how small, poorly designed and generally dull the entire experience was. If this was an upgrade from the previous version i dread to think what the original was like. They also had a random electrical wire hanging from the roof just for good measure. 

Some fun elements but wasn't particularly immersive. At times felt more like sherlock holmes game than Robin hood. Add in the fact there was a modern landline phone as a prop in the opening room...immersion left much to be desired.

A pretty crazy story which almost passes as a comedy in parts. Expansive set with a very clean cut feel where tech is at the forefront - a lot of touch screen puzzles (not my personal favourite) but transitions mean't you never got bored and kept moving along. Ending felt reminiscent of a famous game in the Netherlands. 

Some incredible transitions and lots of spaces to explore with nice story development. For the most part puzzles were strong although a couple did drag and the input for one (near the beginning) was quite frustrating to use. Similarly to a number of games in the Netherlands it would have benefited with some live acting to enhance story and increase intensity as although the story was quite dark and creepy the atmosphere never really managed to capture this fully. 

Really fun, unique experience with some original and beautiful set elements. 

Some amazing transitions and strong puzzles throughout. Lacked any cohesive story and felt like each section was an entirely new game experience. 

Fantastic experience with some amazing transitions. Puzzles strong for the most part although 2-3 were a little repetitive (chemical symbols), a taste puzzle that dragged etc. The story was a little crazy and could have done with some acting scenes to heighten or expand on it but overall an unmissable experience. 

There were some really nice aspects to this experience and a particularly striking scare (piano scene) but overall it felt quite disjointed. Not to mention in the very first room there was a dvd player...for a jack the ripper victorian era style experience...immersion breaking to say the least. 

A fantastic set but this felt like an experience that was all style over substance. Puzzle flow was poor and the story didn't progress or develop. 

A very original and fun game which captured the feeling of escape rooms from yester years with a small set but some great uses of tech and original puzzles. 

A really story driven experience with some nice acting moments and transitions. Some areas were decorated really well while others felt a little underdeveloped. The set was on a smaller scale compared to other terpeca level experiences but there were some nice special/environmental effects in one area.