Trapp’d Peterborough

A very tired game, when it first came out could have looked great. It plays quite well, but the over-tiredness of almost everything is not a good look.

Theme of a cute carnival funfair doesn't match the advertising of a scary clown and the word "delirium". A great looking room at first and so much fun completing all the sideshow games to get parts of the puzzles, but lots of bits were tired, broken, and some just downright dangerous. Could be a fantastic room with some time and energy spent reviving it.

A fresh coat of paint and some TLC and this room would be absolutely stellar. The puzzles are fun and the hosting is great but the age of the room is starting to show sadly.

Really enjoyed the physicality (playing carnival games) of the space and the fun transitions between rooms.  Lots of unique elements that I've been wanting to see in a room for a while. Unfortunately a number of the props and decor are looking incredibly tired which made it harder than it should've been to solve the puzzles. Because of this some parts could also be deemed as a health and safety hazard (not major but still worth bearing in mind). With a bit of reinvestment this room could look and be incredible once again!

Incredibly impressive and huge set that felt authentic. The use of blindfolds to enter a room usually annoys me but here it worked really well and gave a sense of mystery about what was to come. The puzzles were varied and I loved how each one was directly linked to the story we were unfolding.  Unfortunately, there are a few broken props and stiff doors in this game that lets it down a little. We also felt that there wasn't enough to do, having finished quite quickly, but we still enjoyed and happened to just gel with the room!

Great theming of the large set. Eileen was a very enthusiastic and friendly host. We had a lot of fun. Thank you.