Escape Hunt Milton Keynes: Journey to Atlantis

The room itself is beautiful with screens really making you feel under the sea. The room is quite linear so you do the puzzles in order but this was fine for us as a 2 and would be fine with kids too. Uses your eyes and ears along with general puzzles. Was generally a fun room. 

Our first time with escape hunt and was difficult to book with the blue light code. However we liked that if we returned with friends we could order drinks to the room if we wanted. 

Set design was nice, though some bits had seen better days and were broken.

Really nice concept, with some fun parts. Host was lovely. 

Walking in and the room looked good. That's the last good bit.

There weren't clues as such, just random things to touch. Solving one puzzle didn't lead on to the next and it just seemed confused.

When we left the room, we needed the games master to explain how we'd won and how we'd solved half the puzzles. It didn't make sense.

I would not advise anyone do this room. It doesn't flow, the puzzles aren't clear puzzles, the solutions aren't obvious when you've completed them, the next step is just a fumble in the dark.

We managed to complete the room, then when the games master explained some clues, we'd missed two clues completely, yet the room had opened the next clues. It just didn't make sense. 

The voice overs aren't useful, they don't add anything to the game play and point you in the wrong directions. 

Avoid.