Komnata Quest South London

While interesting idea of a maze, the fact that multiple groups play at the same time breaks the immersion as you can hear them and can't move to the next room until they are gone. 

The game has a reasonably interesting setting of being closed in a box for the whole time, however, that is where the originality, thrill or value ends. The storyline is poor, there are just a few uninteresting puzzles that are of a value of 10 minutes in a standard escape room. It is technologically poorly done, with an overall estimated cost of about 200 pounds max. There is a problem with hearing the partner and there is a very basic kindergarten type of puzzle for the last 15 minutes which you have to solve on the iPad - this is a big de-escalation. Overall, the escape 'room' contains just a few poorly designed puzzles and despite getting it with a 70%-off offer, it was still not worth the money. Would not recommend it.

The room is set under a railway so you can sometimes hear a train passing by. The room itself has a cool design and the lightning and music in the room are one of the best I have seen. There are some interesting and interactive tasks mixed with a few simple and unoriginal puzzles. The storyline is a bit weak in the context of the rooms that follow each other in a fashion that is difficult to understand.