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When someone asks for recommendations for London games, generally the only person not mentioning Escape Plan in their reply is the company’s modest owner. The company has a WW2 theme running through all of their games; The Battle For Britain has a famous ending sequence, though these days it’s a split decision between that and the cheerily upbeat Roll Out The Barrel. Escape Quest: Mr Copplestone’s Curiosity Shoppe, Percy Pendleton’s Peculiar Predicament (Macclesfield) You can play our immersive escape rooms across the UK, Birmingham, Chelmsford, Coventry, Liverpool, Southend and Stratford Upon Avon which are all perfect for groups of players. Each game is private, so you only play with your team. You are never put with other groups, only with your friends, family, or work colleagues! A company that seems less well known by enthusiasts but is much admired by those who’ve been, Rush Hour deserve a higher profile. Top option of their three rooms is an Alice theme where you’re saving Wonderland. Tempo: Eternal Life (Bath) The top game at their Retford branch is an archaeologist’s adventure through an Incan temple which gets plenty of praise for decor and puzzles. Enigma Rooms Skegness: High Noon, The Collector (Skegness) Witchcraft-themed Spellbound is known for the wealth of puzzles it throws at you, ideal for larger groups, though possible for an experienced pair who are happy to divide and conquer, this room is all about the puzzle solving but also has lovely theming rooted in local history. Marvo Mysteries: M.A.R.V.O. Induction (Bournemouth)

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Trapped in… the Forbidden Room of Fun! by Trapped In Fiction, a playful game with an unusual premise.Every one of Tulleys’ homegrown designs makes the list. They are huge sprawling extravaganzas with an overwhelming quantity of puzzles, particularly Nethercott and Dodge – even very experienced teams may struggle to complete them in 60 minutes. They’re sometimes criticised for actually having too much to do, but there’s no question that they’re some of the UK’s most advanced and impressive escape rooms. U-Escape: Franksy (Bournemouth) The Panic Room’s Harlow branch also gets a top 100 game – this one being their horror clown room Carnevil. TimeTrap Escape Rooms: Pudding Lane, Station X (Reading)

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A London legend, Escape In Time have now opened their second game but the spooky original remains a firm favourite for many. I played it many years ago but the [redacted] surprise and the [redacted] remain warmly remembered highlights. Escape Kent Faversham: Wild West Saloon (Faversham)I’d write that Extremescape have managed the rare feat of having every one of their rooms in the top 100 – but I can’t, because they’ve just opened a fourth. But they’ve used the space of their location to create detailed, surprising, expansive adventures, where each new room is a step up in sophistication from the last. Houdini’s Escape Room Southampton: Extinct, Escape the RMS Titanic (Southampton) Lakes Escapes is known as the escape venue to visit in the Cumbria region. Their star attraction is their Diamond Mine experience, but of their traditional escape rooms Casino Heist also secures a place in the top hundred. Live Escape Salisbury: SPECTRE (Salisbury) UK Only. Despatched by Royal Mail first class post on the same day. Excludes Weekends & Bank Holidays. Is it an escape room...? Well, no... but this should by no means put escape room fans off going because it has so many elements of the theatre and story element that we love in escape rooms.