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Dr. Incognito's Secret Lair is a must for escape room enthusiasts. With its whimsical and playful setting, creative, clever and engaging puzzles, this room delivers a fun and unforgettable experience, that offers something for everyone.

Zombieland at Compendium Bury is a fun straightforward linear escape game. The room is well-themed with plenty of fun details and has a good balance of challenge and fun. The puzzles are challenging enough to keep you engaged, but not so difficult that you'll ever get frustrated. It's a great time for fans of zombie movies and zombie themed escape rooms alike.

Dilema is not going to win any awards for its set design. The room is a bit bare-bones, with a few props and some basic furniture. However, what the room lacks in decoration, it makes up for in puzzles. The non-linear room offers a wide range of locks and puzzles to solve, from quickfire challenges to pondering brainteasers. We escaped the room having completed a good majority of the puzzles and with over £40,000 of cash, which is a good score for a team of two There is something for everyone in this room, whether you are a seasoned escape room veteran or a complete beginner.

Clue HQ's outdated and lackluster Teleport escape room is a disappointment compared to their other innovative and engaging escape rooms. The sets are bare-bones with little challenging or thought-provoking puzzles to solve, making it a boring and unsatisfying experience.

I was expecting an escape room-style adventure, but what I got was something more akin to a large-scale interactive exhibit.The experience lasted about 70 minutes, with about 25-30 minutes of that dedicated to escape room-style puzzles. The setting was impressive and immersive, with plenty of details that fans of the film would appreciate. The live actors were also decent enough, although there were more security staff than actors on hand. The three escape room-style puzzles were a mixed bag. One was illogical and didn't really have a satisfying ending, one was a typical maze puzzle but decent, and the third was just following scripted prompts. Working together with complete strangers can be hit or miss. It didn't work well in the first room, but we all worked better together in the other two. There were about 6 or 8 of us in our group. Overall, I would recommend this experience to fans of the film series who are looking for something immersive. However, if you're an escape room enthusiast, you'll probably be disappointed.

The graveyard and laboratory of Dr. Frankenstein are the setting for this escape room. The two environments provide a backdrop for the puzzles, which are enjoyable and testing enough. While there is nothing groundbreaking about the puzzles, there was one that we hadn't seen done anywhere else, which brought us some delight. The puzzles in the graveyard are more focused on finding and using clues, while the puzzles in the laboratory are more technical and require you to use your problem-solving skills. The host was good, only giving pointers in the 2 or 3 hints we received. A decently fun experience that is perfect for newcomers but still enjoyable for enthusiasts.