Twinwoods Adventure

Better than their Morse Code room (unless you're doing it in real life and can then abseil). More puzzles, but I didn't love it. Confusing mix of technology for a war time room. Avatar was trying a bit more to engage (which was an issue we had with their other room) so they get a point for that, but I still wouldn't recommend it. I think there is a clear difference between a room added to an activity centre as another thing to do, and rooms created by enthusiasts who love escape rooms. Also - they record your video 'for safety' ... how are they keeping me safe in my house while I'm on Zoom? seemed a bit creepy and unnecessary. One final point - the admin at this centre is atrocious! We booked a game, and then they didn't send us a link or realise we were booked to play. We complained about the £20 add on in Morse Code (not worth it at all) and GDPR concerns. It took them a week to get back to us, they gave us this game free ... and then it took another week for anyone to reply to get it booked in. Considering. this is a leisure / activity centre, and not a one man band, I would expect a lot more from their customer service / levels of professionalism.

Very basic room. We opted for the add on VIP for £20 which was pretty disappointing, as it added 3-5 mins to the game. Some of the puzzles were very basic - including simply pressing a button. I don't think they should charge £20 extra for Mission 3 - in the real world it seems like you get to base jump off the building as a VIP, which would have been brilliant. We also had an issue with the booking system and were double-booked. We've had several issues with their customer service since the game, including querying their GDPR because they recorded our entire zoom call without asking permission.

Not that much different than "Morse Code", but without the impressive ending.