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uesswork than logic and we weren't sure how we'd solved them. Decent night regardless."

it was clever how it all linked together. Took a fair bit of teamwork over Zoom."

nd the dig at the critics tearing it apart gave us a giggle, we'd gladly take on another, the only niggle was the constant page-flipping which wore a bit thin though you settle into it."

lobbed random numbers at every lock. Cracking laugh in spite of him."

ge would have saved a lot of faff"

hing to do together when we can't get up there often. Really good."

ely good fun and pitched just right for a mixed bunch."

a go soon."

We were at it the guts of two hours and a bit, and only just got the airlock open at the death, with half the group ready to throw the towel in. Brilliant though, felt like we'd actually earned it."

broke me. Dave answered my email within the hour, ever so patient."

dy guessing and the whole call dissolved into people shouting over one another with their pet theories. My one little niggle is the navigation, you click forward and back so much that I kept forgetting which page a clue lived on and a home button would have helped no end, but that's a small thing. We're booking another for certain, maybe a step trickier now we know what we're in for"

ghly enjoyed it."

. Pitched as intermediate and it earned that, a few of the deck puzzles definately made us work for it. One snag: the website makes you hunt for screens you've already opened, scrolling about until you land on the right one, and that wore a bit thin. Whoever handled my booking question by email beforehand was patient and clear. Reached a lifeboat in the end, smashing way to catch up."

ughly enjoyed it."

nd. We worked through the boss's desk drawers and his dodgy expense files for a fair while, the better side of two hours by my reckoning, and not one of us flagged. Dave answered a daft question I had before we kicked off, really patient about it. Already plotting which one we tackle next month."

d the register puzzle had them giggling. Fair for the price but I'd hoped for one or two more puzzles for the money."

hind it were dead helpful when we messaged though."

baffled. Genuinely eerie in places, a couple of the puzzles gave us a proper jolt."

ared a lot of hunting."

minutes, which suited us as we kept breaking off for a yarn. We tapped the clue page on the wings section and didnt feel daft about it. My one moan is the navigation, you're endlessly tapping back or forward and it's easy to lose your spot. Dave pinged a reply straight back when I wrote in though, no faulting that. Loved the swipe at the critics panning the show."

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of the rental gave us heaps to bicker about and made for a cracking farewell"

pied. We'll be doing another."

ugh, my mate cracked the last code while the rest of us argued."

around the two hour mark. Emailed Dave a daft question and he was really patient about it."

setting won me over and I was glad we saw it through."

th the locked filing cabinet near the close struck us as a bit harsh and we'd swear we'd entered it right. Fired off a message about it and got a friendly reply pretty sharpish, no fuss at all. Happy to book another sometime."

ssed got slightly fiddly, but the whole break-into-the-boss's-office-and-delete-the-email plot was a winner and the lot of us mucked in."

d came on. Such a clever idea and a great way to spend an evening together."

We just about escaped back to dry land with my partner cracking the last code, brilliant night."

hey won't let me forget. Really good fun for a family stuck in on a cold one."

ice, but getting the power humming again felt class"

with a brew on the go. Smashing afternoon."

menu though, you end up clicking next and back a fair bit to check things you've already seen."

ran us close to two hours with everybody chipping in at once, but not a word of complaint. The one snag is you're forever jumping between pages and I mislaid my spot a time or two. Dave fired back an answer to my daft question in no time as well, full marks for that."

off. Rummaging round the host's rental for an exit had us all in stitches."

finish. Genuinely tricky in places."

thinking. Tim answered my setup question really quickly beforehand which was great."

souls aboard a liner really grabbed us and it ramped up well deck by deck. Four of us were shouting numbers over the top of one another at the cabin safes. Reached the lifeboats and felt dead pleased. Cannot fault it as a way to see mates who've all moved away."

for the lifeboat puzzle. Felt a shade dear for the length."

wo hours. We stalled midway and dropped a message, Tim replied fast and was very patient. Shame one puzzle stayed murky even after his nudge, but a lovely night."

ss is properly funny and far too close to home. We tapped the clues page early on to find our feet, and I'd warn you the difficulty jumps without much of a run-up, with one puzzle asking for a leap I never spotted the logic behind. Even so the whole crew loved it and there was loads of shouting at the screen. Good shout for a work lot, just brace yourself for a tough one."

hing really tickled my eldest, she kept saying that's not allowed! Dave answered my daft email about getting started really quickly which was kind. We dont normally agree on anything as a family but we all got stuck into the locker bit together. We will absolutely be doing another, maybe a slightly harder one now they've got the hang of it. Thank you!"

he plot of scrubbing that email before the boss saw it was great. Dave came back fast when a code didnt seem to land."

to get everyone onto the call. Definitely doing another in the new year."

very move was brilliant and definately kept us hooked. Only gripe is you click back and forward a fair bit and I'd have liked a home page to jump around from. For the price though I can't really complain, worked out at next to nothing each. Outsmarting the paranoid host at the end felt great."

lot to chase a clue, which got a touch wearing. Still a grand way to pull a remote team together."

e pinged a reply over in no time, much appreciated. Smashing evening."

es in peace. Eerie story too, my flatmate wouldn't sit in the dark after."

ere all watching. The marooned liner premise was a winner and we enjoyed inching our way through the decks. My gripe would be the sheer amount of pressing back then next, a proper menu to hop about from would save a load of bother. Past that we had a belting evening and we're itching to try one of the tougher rooms. Grand to have a thing we can all do together from miles apart."

pful and quick to reply. The hunt to find all your festival stuff and get back in the tent kept us all entertained."

ement rifling through the virtual desks. Lovely way to mark the day."

the hints page a fair few times when the wall safe in the boss's office had us stumped. Dave was good about a query I sent the day before. Knocked a star off as a few of the clues felt finicky rather than smart, but we still had a pleasant night"

amaged station really helped because we are not a fast bunch and we could potter through at our own speed, with the oxygen meter the only nudge. It is hard though, definitely their toughest, and a few of the older lot drifted off near the end. Dave was a gem when I dropped him a note about sorting access for the whole crew. Knocked a star off only because a couple of the puzzles assumed you'd spotted something tiny in an image."

g out theories about what had happened. We'll be doing another for sure. Only thing I'd change is the navigation, you do a lot of clicking back and next to find a clue you've already passed and a little home page would make life easier. Minor moan on what was a cracking night though."

he clue page twice. Enjoyed it, bar one leap that baffled me even after."

rgue with that"

out of that host's place it's still good value."

too for what we paid between us."

a way to skip a puzzle you're stuck on."

wo hours. Bit pricey felt right for what it was, just wish a couple of the airlock puzzles had a clearer hint."

ne screen rather than dialling in from different houses which suited us. Reasonable price for an afternoon. Did find a couple of the answer boxes a bit picky which led to some frustrated faces, but we got there. Nice gentle starter."

em, near enough a quid a head. They spent a good while prowling the liner and bickering over the deck codes, and every last one said theyd do another. I didnt join in myself but the din coming through the wall told me plenty. Grand to hear that lot in stitches together again."

broken station with the air supply dwindling kept us on edge the whole way through. Nobody guiding you through it, which we actually preferred, so we rolled our sleeves up and worked it out between us over the course of an evening, well past the two hour mark. My one niggle was the clues being split across different pages, so you're forever hopping between tabs to find what you'd already worked out. Cracking puzzle though, another one's already booked."

only needed one hint to crack the boss's safe. Went down a treat with the group."

spent the guts of two hours creeping round that darkened office after hours, piecing together what the boss was hiding, with everyone shouting out at once whenever a drawer gave up a clue. Felt like a proper heist by the end. Just the tonic."

back a few memories. It's decent value, just shy of a tenner between all of us, though I did think it was a smidge on the short side for the money and we'd have happily kept going. The bit where you piece together what happened the night before was clever. We'd do another."

r of us bickering over the code for a solid twenty minutes. Smashing way to pass a festive evening even so."

fancied stopping until we'd pieced it together."

inted us the right way. Will definately be doing another."

reaks. Got stuck wrestling with the lock on the bedroom door and leaned on the tips page twice, which sorted us out. Came to well under a tenner split five ways, a bargain for a night's fun. The jumpy host shut in a ShareBnb was a clever spin on things."

separate pages, so I kept losing my bearings jumping between them. Cracking night regardless."

y dropped. Cracking idea hunting for all your festival bits."

book another."

in the park, took a fair bit of head scratching but so satisfying when it clicks."

ays. I did email when we got stuck on a code and Dave got back to me really quickly and pointed us in the right direction, very patient. My one gripe is the clicking, you spend a lot of time going back and forward between pages and it'd be much easier with one central page to jump from. We finished it eventually, took the whole afternoon."

k though, really helpful."

and we were all squinting at our screens trying to spot what we'd overlooked. Nice that there's no rush, we needed that because we kept wandering off topic. And the price, once carved up between the lot of us, came to next to nothing each. We did sneak a look at the hints for the closing stretch but it was a smashing way to spend a couple of hours, cheers for making these."

homes on Zoom, one of us driving the screen while the rest yelled out ideas. The festival theme was a riot, all that rooting around for your lost wellies and wristband. My only note is you do flick between a fair few pages to line up your clues. Roughly two and a half hours in we cracked it, dead pleased with ourselves."

fectly after a long week, nobody fancied anything taxing. i will hold my hands up that the corridor noticeboard had us properly stumped and we caved and used the clues page once, the answer being daft and right under our noses. We did get ourselves out of the building in the end though and there was a fair bit of cheering when the front doors swung open. Grand night."

r a steer, and Tim mailed back a clear pointer. One answer felt a stretch, but good laugh."

hone and get back into the tent before the set started. The no-timer thing was perfect for us as we're a chatty bunch and kept going off on tangents. Sharing one screen worked a treat once we'd sorted who was driving. Will be doing another one for sure."

y penny."

up."

nd his shredded memos took us an age to piece back together, and we caved and checked the clues page once when a keypad on the filing cabinet wouldn't budge. All in we spent close to a couple of hours rooting through his office, and the time flew. Smashing way to spend a wet February evening."

the answer box dont like it if you get the spacing wrong on the codes."

Nothing counting down which was a blessing as half of us aren't quick off the mark of an evening. We did have to peek at the clue page twice on the boiler room safe. Dave talked me through the whole screen sharing palaver beforehand without once making me feel daft. One thing, a lock near the purser's office felt a wee bit unfair. Made it to the lifeboats in the end though, smashing night."

psite puzzles had us scratching our heads for ages. Really liked that there's no timer breathing down your neck, we took our time and even paused to make a brew. For under a tenner for the whole group it's cracking value, though I'll admit one of the riddles felt a touch unfair and we nearly gave up on it. Got there though and the morning-after-the-night-before story is a laugh."

back to it with fresh eyes, which is exactly when the missing persons puzzle finally clicked. Genuinely eerie story and brilliant value for the lot of us. We're already deciding which room to do next, that's how much we enjoyed it."

ng next and back, a proper home page would help. Still good fun though."

gether the captain's logbook to get into the wheelhouse, that bit had us all leaning in. For what it cost it was an absolute steal, worked out at a bit over a quid each once we'd split it. We're already arguing over who picks the next one, so that tells you plenty."

ff the boss's computer before he reads it. We're already eyeing up another for the new year."

in stitches. We'd be game for another, mind a couple of riddles trod ground we'd covered."

the cast fleeing terrible reviews played out. Whoever runs it answered a query quickly. Smashing."

t stumped us longest, all wrapped up in roughly ninety minutes"

morning after the party and realise the email you fired off to the boss could end your career had people pointing fingers and crying laughing. It took us a smidge over two hours, everybody shouting suggestions at once and nobody listening. When one answer wouldn't go in, the clues page nudged us back on track. Booking January's one already, properly good fun."

empty cruise ship premise though, felt different. Good night with the gang."

od fun."

erent kitchens. The setup, waking the morning after the do needing to wipe an email you fired at the boss before he reads it, had us howling before a single puzzle. The middle caught us out and we were stuck ages trying to get inside his office. I've docked a star because one riddle felt more guess than logic. Came in at well under a fiver each though, and I'd sign us up for another tomorrow."

nudged us through. Lovely way to unwind."

ead a clue, a single home screen would save the faff. Cracking evening regardless."

was a cracking idea and rooting through the dressing rooms tickled us. We leant on the clue page twice when the safe combination by the box office had us beat, and the people running it sorted our query without any drama. Fun, though one or two answers only made sense once we'd read the explanation."

mail off the boss's machine before he reads it kept everyone hooked. Dave came back fast when we couldn't agree on an answer."

online games we've tried but we still had a good evening of it."

lled the kids in. We had to lean on the hints page a good few times on the trickier codes, no shame in that, and we did escape right at the very end with the oxygen basically gone. Brilliant family night, we were all buzzing afterwards."

shed kept my dad theorising right to the close, he announced he'd solved it about five times and was off the mark every single time. Worked out daft cheap once you split it across all of us as well. We did drop an email when we couldnt make sense of what one clue was after, and Dave talked us through it without any bother. Lovely evening, thank you."

use made a lovely change of scene. The thing that nettled me was forever tapping between pages to move round, a proper menu would help. Dave pinged back fast when one bit had us beat though, real help, so a fine evening all told."

eople had a genuinely sinister edge, which I wasn't expecting from an online thing. It's billed as intermediate and I'd say that's fair, though a few of the puzzles left us bickering for ages and there was one where the leap from clue to answer felt thin even after the penny dropped. We got through it in the end, just slower than any of us would admit to."

us out on the casino safe. Booking another the second we logged off."

Plenty of ribbing about who failed which exam while we puzzled out the padlock on the trophy cabinet near the main hall. If you do get properly stuck there is a clues page sitting there, and just knowing it was on hand put us at ease, though we never needed it. Going back to an earlier classroom means a bit of paging about, which took a moment to suss out. The lot of us are already planning the next one."

glass of wine and plenty of nattering. Being the gentlest room it was never going to floor us, but the school break-out theme had real charm and prising open the headmaster's desk drawer took us somewhere near eighty minutes by the finish. Just the tonic after a brutal half term."

sed for a brew partway and came at the oxygen puzzle with fresher heads. The zero gravity stuff is clever and a couple of times we were all convinced we'd hit a dead end. Got there eventually. Best one we've done of theirs by a mile."

id for the lot of them is a steal"

to-ing and fro-ing between screens to revisit a clue, you can lose track of where you were. Beyond that it was a genuine laugh and the hunt to wipe that email before the boss claps eyes on it kept the whole lot of us gripped right to the close."

email queries before we started. Came away with the proof, dead chuffed."

ss time zones we don't get to do much as a group so this was lovely. Tim was great when I emailed asking how it all worked beforehand, put my mind at rest. Breaking out of the paranoid host's place gave us all something daft to focus on for an evening. Will be booking another."

in. Already weighing up which one to tackle next."

ly snag was hopping between screens to recheck a classroom you'd already left."

c in a good way. Took us about two and a half hours spread across one long evening and we just about made it out at the end, with a fair bit of shouting. My sister was no help whatsoever but we got there. Brilliant fun, exactly what we wanted for a night in together."

a real challenge."

, and the running joke about the critics savaging the show had us grinning. We didn't crack it in one sitting and left the final reel for over breakfast. The fiddly part is jumping between the pages, you can mislay where you'd got to. The team were dead good when I sent a message though."

really well and kept us hooked working through the cabins. Great way to feel like you're doing something together when you can't actually be in the same room."

was ticking away in the background, so mum could sit and chew over the boss's dodgy paperwork at her own pace without anyone rushing her. We did ask for a nudge when his locked laptop had us all scratching our heads, but we were giggling the whole way through. Cleverly put together."

nd we caved and used a couple of hints when one of the codes had us beat. My husband was absolutely convinced he had it and he very much did not. Lovely evening, exactly what we needed to break up a dull January."

of a night."

fter-the-reunion idea landed perfectly for a gentle first go."

didn't trust anyone was a good laugh, and getting through the different rooms of the house to find a way out kept the four of us going for ages. We just about scraped through and got out in the end, although there was a real wobble in the middle where nobody could agree. Already saying which one we'll book next, so that tells you everything really."

he boss's office to bin that email had us stumped a good while. Great fun and a smart pick for a scattered team."

, a single menu page would save the bother. Apart from that a smashing night, and the morning-after-the-office-party angle was bang on."

ed but not impossible. A good way to spend a winter's evening with the family on a call."

says more about us than the puzzles. Thoroughly enjoyed it and a lovely way to round up the gang."

boss-office locks ran on the same wheeze, but a fine laugh wiping that email."

ecommending to the rest of the gang."

a couple of the codes dragged on longer than they needed to and we lost a bit of steam in the middle."

had us stumped and we caved to the clues page. up for another."

dialled into zoom with one person sharing their screen and it ran without a hitch. having to sneak in and scrub that email before the boss spotted it really got us going. my one gripe is i thought the step up in difficulty arrived without much warning and one section nearly finished us off. cracking value for the whole gang though, money very well spent."

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thing. Having no clock was a mercy, since we are slow and dont stop nattering. The puzzle with the safe combination felt a touch mean, three goes before it clicked. Even so, a smashing evening, and we're already picking which one to book next."

case half-solved, so we chipped away until the last of it gave."

-delete-the-email plot. The only thing that bugged us was constantly clicking back to find a clue we'd already seen, a home page would sort that. Genuinely good value for the whole group though and we'll be doing another"

no-memory thing is a fun premise and we were properly invested in tracking down the missing wellies and wristband. Only real moan is the navigation, you end up clicking back and forth between pages so much that we lost track of which clue went where a couple of times. We did get back in the tent in the end before the band came on, just about, so it counts as a win."

ding a latecomer before we kicked off. One puzzle near the bridge did drag."

two hours over a couple of drinks."

. Took us a good two hours and there was a lot of talking over each other. One puzzle felt a bit unfair but the rest was spot on."

t never unfair. The whole missing persons mystery had a lovely creepy edge to it."

e of times, the chemistry-store padlock especially had us going round in circles, and getting from the locked classroom to out the front doors took us about an hour and a half. Good giggle all round. My one gripe is that one of the combinations felt like a lucky guess rather than something you could actually work out, but we got there. We will be doing this again next term."

s in knots over email. Smashing night."

inutes. One code was a real faff, otherwise spot on."

e of the young ones drifted off. Solid enough, we got out of the host's place."

orker was clever. We needed a hint on the bit with searching one of the bedrooms but got there. Good fun for a stuck-indoors Friday."

the last stretch and couldn't quite finish. Fun all the same, might come back and try to actually escape it properly."

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ther one! Definitely recommend!"

r. Saving images is a must and would have saved us a lot of time."

ogressed. After an initial problem ( completely my fault) emails were responded to immediately! Excellent customer service. Would highly recommend."

k to solve... easy to navigate, good clear video content and helpful hints when needed (Not that we needed them...Honest!!!) definitely recommend this game and Dave was on hand direct via email for all my questions and was extremely knowledgeable for my zoom questions too! Great game, great service and we will definitely be back again Thank you - Jacki"

m soon."

ght amount of challenging. A lovely way to be able to spend time with family who are actually in a different country."

nd buying others I’m sure. Thanks!"

s just over 2hrs."

available and never refresh the page"

ed to read and love as a kid. I purchased to do the Theatre one with my best friend for her birthday. Not gonna lie, we used the hints a few times... a few of the clues were way too complicated for me to get. But we had a great time and ultimately we escaped!"

before and we all felt this was a bit more tricky but this could be that we were getting used to the formate of it being online and only one person in control. Pleased we didn’t have a time limit as it took us well over the hour. Would definitely use again"

cape room over Teams and even though we needed a couple of hints, managed to escape - well done team! We are certainly going to give the other rooms a try!"

ues and communicate with each other. The puzzles were challenging but doable and there was something for everyone in our group. This was more like a live escape room experience where you had to go backwards and forwards to fit the pieces of the puzzle together in order to open other areas. The only thing that would have improved this even more would be some kind of navigation page so that you could easily click on the location you wanted to go to, especially towards the end when you found a clue that linked to one from several before. That said, we thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to trying out a few of the others. Thank you for creating these experiences."

ed to but this definitely didn’t not deter from the enjoyment. We thought the cost was very reasonable given we could share it with other couples at no cost to them. We are now addicted!! Highly enjoyable, highly entertaining, a great change from boring quizzes. Thoroughly recommend."

ked really well. Will be back to do another room soon!"

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another one soon. It was a chance to get together with family and have a fun time. Highly recommended."

out 1.5 hours for us to do. Loved it!"

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ood value for money."

! looking forward to the next one!"

thoroughly enjoyed it. our age range was 13 to 81 and everyone participated. A great idea and fabulous for a locked down birthday!"

took us almost 2 hours and we did need to use 2 hints so it was definitely a challenge. Good value and good fun, we’ll be giving another one a go soon. Thank you!"

in lockdown. I would thoroughly recommend it and for a really good price too. We’ll definitely be trying out one of your other rooms soon."

ally good fun, challenging though and we did need the hints. Some of the videos were a bit ‘jump scare’ so wouldn’t recommend for primary age although our teenagers enjoyed it! For £8.99, I would definitely do another one"

here in the end!!"

do some thinking! Also Dave is incredibly helpful and patient if you have any questions or requests. Would definitly recommend!"

recommend these games and will definitely book again!"

money - will be playing them all!"

n of escape rooms I wasn't sure how this would work however it was just as good and worked so well for a team event! I would highly recommend (and the customer services were really helpful too with booking)!"

s for a bit of friendly competition against each other, using separate zooms and with a moderator who could flit between the two teams to help them with hints and tips. Happy to recommend."

nds via a Zoom call, sharing my screen and this worked really well."

that some of the images where very small and not easy to read, because of that we had to use a clue. Maybe enlarging them slightly would be good! Doing another next week"

rt and the way you move through the rooms. This was a very worthwhile quarantine activity!"

didn't go into it to make them distinct"

ime. Thoroughly recommend these rooms and we want to do the Christmas party room next."

ng the flexibility to login when suited us and to take as as long as we needed. We spent probably 80-90 mins. We worked off our individual screens and collaborated on video call. We did The Missing. There was good content and it was a good challenge which worked well as a team activity trying to figure it out together. Would highly recommend."

hat to expect or compare it to, but I’d was entertained and got the old grey matter working. Good way to spend a few hours"

ht be too easy. We did have to use the hints once as it beat us but the rest was ok once you really thought about the clues as the story progressed. The story took approx 1.30 hrs as we were not trying to just plough through and took our time to read the text etc The group shared screen via zoom and they wanted to do another straight after but we decided to save for another day. Well thought out and well executed - we will definitely buy another story again."

ool has been challenging. My teen son hibernating in his room has driven me mad!! We have done escape rooms together as a group before and I didnt think online would be as challenging or exciting. How wrong I was. it was so much fun and really got the grey matter ticking. We purchased seperate household passes (3 hou"

enjoyed it! thank you!!! we'll definitely be doing another one but maybe we'll start on a beginner one next time thanks again."

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f satisfaction to complete it and we look forward to tackling another one soon. Highly recommended!"

t challenging yet fun! Would 100% recommend this."

ge. It was good value for money for a lockdown activity and we will definitely try another sometime."

ould definitely recommend"

t impossible. I would have enjoyed a little fanfare for completing . We will be playing more rooms."

ible. We had some technical issues due to a very strict firewall which Trapped in the web helped us sort out even though it was not their issue. Would use again"

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t up very similarly to in-person escape rooms and was easy to navigate. I highly recommend it and will definitely try more rooms. Thanks for a great experience!"

aving fun with team members they wouldn’t normally get the chance to work with. Would most certainly recommend. Dave is super helpful and reactive to emails! Well done!!!"

ny escape rooms in person and we weren't sure what to expect but this is absolutely brilliant and we spent over 2 hours trying to work out the clues, we will definitely be signing up to do some more!"

even though we’re across three countries! Would definitely do it again and would recommend to anyone looking for something fun and different for a virtual activity!"

id the space room. Believe it or not some took us 3 or more hours but, it was well worth the money! Just played the new room ‘the missing’ we are both isolating, played 2 screens and was very fun! Creepy to play at night but it was great fun!"

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o some more soon!"

d and just wanted to be with friends. EscapeFest was planned as a surprise for the evening and it definitely brightened up/made their day. Not only did they get to meet with friends from across the UK and North America, but working together as a team added a whole new dimension to a mere chat room meet up. The puzzles were challenging, needing combined brain power. The size of the group (18 using/sharing 12 devices) meant that sometimes players got lost or ended up somewhere different – which all added to the experience. Thank you for the ideal solution and for putting smiles on a lot of faces."

oom. After reading the reviews of these vs. other more expensive virtual escape room options, we purchased "Lockdown Breakout," We are quite impressed! The price is extremely reasonable (we had 16 people and split into two teams, each streaming one purchase of the game in Discord). It's especially impressive that the Well done! We're looking forward to solving the others! (Note on timing: This did take quite a long time, even for veteran escape artists who have set records at some escape rooms IRL. Both groups took almost 2 hours to break out.)"

s about an hour and a half to two hours to complete I thought it was a really great concept and some of the puzzles were really clever. It was a bit confusing at times if you didn’t complete things in a certain order but that didn’t take away from the experience and I will definitely try one of the other rooms. Thanks for creating and sharing with us!!"

les were easy and some were quite tricky. You do need to be careful with capitalisation of your answer. It needs to be exact i.e. all capitals, all lower case, or in some cases a capital followed by lower case. It would be good if it was consistent throughout. Also I think I answered the clues in the 'wrong' order and had to go back through puzzles I had already completed which was a bit annoying but luckily I had the answers written down. I would have preferred that you didn't get a clue if you put in the wrong answer as happened in one case. However I might still not have escaped in that case. All in all it was well done and I enjoyed it. Good value. Thank you."

(not too taxing!) with some 1980s pop thrown in. Dressing up optional!"

around 2 hours of entertainment, it was well worth £7.99. We will definitely do another room some time. It was tricky but not impossible and really cleverly done and well thought out. Taking notes and photos really helps as there are so many puzzles, clues and codes to find. Thank you for a great night! Melody, Marc, Rachael and Scott x"

ago and we all had a brilliant evening together over Zoom working out the various puzzles. We all enjoyed it so much that we decided to have a go at Escape Fest this evening. Again, we all very much enjoyed the game, this one was really quite tricky and took us most of the evening but we got there in the end! The price is very reasonable at £8 per room and although the Google form format is very simple it does work well. We appreciate that Dave has only created these online rooms as a bit of a hobby but some of the puzzles are fiendish in their complexity! Keep up the good work Dave, we are going for our Genius hats next with Space Race!"

zzle. Really good playing through as a team. If your weekly pub quiz is getting stale, this is the ideal panacea."

zoom and we all really enjoyed it, we escaped in 1hr 30 mins, it defiantly gets you thinking!! We needed 1 hint but that was because we somehow got through locks and doors without realising and missed vital clues however we got there in the end. It was something different to do while in lock down to the standard quiz - so thank you, we will try another room again soon"

. Planning on getting the fest one next as our festival sadly cancelled thanks guys!"

next one in a few weeks, hoping to try a more complex one"

pe room, it looks deceptively simple. The familiar web form interface gave us an unfounded sense of overconfidence, but this escape room provided enough head-scratching to keep us occupied for a good hour and a half. Thankfully, there's a well-constructed 'hints and tips' page, which we referred to a couple of times ju The puzzles are well devised, and there are a variety of skills required to figure out the codes needed. We found it helpful to open a Word document so we could copy and paste evidence we found as we moved around. It made for easier reference later in the game, and also provided a place to jot down possible clues and codes. Thanks so much for a great experience. We can't wait to try another!"

day. Thanks again!"

to navigate, but challenging to solve, in all the best ways! We did the "Lockdown" room and the "Cabin Fever" room - we liked the videos in Lockdown and the "puzzles" in Cabin Fever (both excellent rooms). Thanks for bringing this fave activity of ours to an accessible format! I'm excited to do a room with a friend who lives very far away, next! Would be great for folks with limited mobility, or who cannot do traditional escape rooms for reasons other than a global pandemic. Looking forward to more rooms with this team and more options from this creator!"

eing able to email the link to our friends meant we could play alongside each other easily. Will defini look at doing another one!"

communicate and shared one screen and this worked great! We definitely recommend this."

ght the cruise one and looking forward to catching up with old friends and doing that one"

was really nice seeing him again and I will definitely be doing more with him and other friends"

another room soon... we have now played 2 more of these rooms and really enjoyed them. Schools out was completed with our children and we didn't need any hints. A great way to spend some time with friends via Zoom during lockdown."

instantly, great customer service. We all thoroughly enjoyed it and will certainly be recommending to family and friends. As well as attempting another room soon! Thanks again."

re in the end!! Will be back next week for another room - not sure we are quite ready for expert yet!! Thanks!!"

ginners category!) and it made a welcome change from your 'run of the mill' quiz. I agree with some other comments about the need to flick backwards and forwards. It was a little confusing for us as at times and we were navigating and screen sharing. Our friends said they ended up feeling a little lost. the website do We were impressed by the content and take our hats off to the creators. I'm doing another one tomorrow with my family and can see myself doing all of them. Whether lockdown continues or not, this is a great activity that I'd recommend to anyone. Thank you! We thoroughly enjoyed (and were chuffed that we only needed one clue!)"

ommend definitely"

or hours. I have already planned to try more rooms with my friends! Also shoutout to the creator who was very easy to get in contact with and replied very quickly. Would highly recommend as a replacement of Saturday Quiz nights! Thank you"

as so much fun and recreated that mix of emotions in a real escape room. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for something different to do...away from the normal quizzes!"

all enjoyed the experiences. The puzzles are good mix of challenge levels. have already purchased my next room! Would definitely recommend a pen and paper to hand and to take pictures of clues as they will likely be needed later on and moving back and forth between 'areas' can be a bit awkward."

e house!! We did manage to make it out 3 hours later but it was great. Give it a try, you wont be disappointed that's for sure. Great job!!"

kdown' and a great way to play with our daughter who lives a good 6 hours away. We now plan to arrange another session with a different escape room with our daughter in Australia, and are all looking forward to it. This is a great way to spend an evening together and make no mistake - escaping the theatre today was a challenge for us! Thanks Dave for putting this together, and we look forward to taking part in future escape rooms."

and solving the puzzles to find the codes. Made a change during lockdown and worked well sharing and enjoying an evening with friends."

ven if I did close the window the first time and have to pay again"

r over all it was brilliant. Will deffo be doing more."

erly thought out and designed really well, great customer service too. I'm pleased to know my family will be purchasing more to do with their friends. Thank you"

e is so receptive to feedback and eager to improve. Already completed two, and looking forward to doing a third!"

explained very kindly that I did choose the hardest room , I have since tried the school's out room and thoroughly enjoyed it and found much more success!! Would encourage people to look at the difficulty levels prior to trying. I would also like to thank Dave again for being so understanding! Would definitely recommend!"

them all as it was a good challenge. Probably better if you was all in the same room as on zoom only 1 person can move through the site. Use your phone to take lots of photos of the clues!!!"

e. Suitable for smaller or larger groups."