Puzzle Games

Murder on the Moon (The Detective Society) // Review

Murder on the Moon is an escape game adventure from The Detective Society. Tasked with investigating a murder that has taken place on a moon base, you must solve puzzles,…

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Box Two (Theory11 & Neil Patrick Harris) // Review

Box Two is the highly anticipated follow-up to the critically acclaimed Box One. Masters of mystery Theory11 and Neil Patrick Harris promise a deeper and more challenging experience than before.…

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Madok’s Lost Treasure (Society of Curiosities) // Review

Madok's Lost Treasure is an immersive mystery-in-a-box from award-winning escape room designers, Yacine and Michelle of Society of Curiosities. If you've always wanted to try your hand at a good…

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The Case of the Curiously Correct Blueprints (Bluefish Games) // Review

The Case of the Curiously Correct Blueprints is the latest instalment in Bluefish Games' whimsical puzzle game series set in the world of Mr. Hincks. This standalone case blends cosy…

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The Shackleton Series: Episode 1 (Escape Mail) // Review

The Shackleton Series: Episode 1 is the first in a six-part escape game adventure from Escape Mail. After the success of the Family Secrets series and Shinobi: The Scroll, they…

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The Knott Family Chronicles: Owen Knott (USB Escape) // Review

The Knott Family Chronicles: Owen Knott is a narrative puzzle experience from USB Escape. An unsettling letter arrives from a sender known only as 'C'. They have included a USB…

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Countdown to Chaos (The Detective Society) // Review

Countdown to Chaos is an escape game adventure from The Detective Society. Best known for their mysteries that span multiple episodes, this is a standalone experience that acts as the…

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The Vanishing Gambler (The Mystery Agency) // Review

The Vanishing Gambler is a tabletop escape room experience from UK-based The Mystery Agency. The company is the brainchild of Henry Lewis (The Play That Goes Wrong) and invites players…