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Firstly, the game is a great way to explore Brighton and find lots of fun pubs and restaurants to visit later, and secondly the game is really excellent and great value for money. Other online games with friends have also become popular. If you need some inspiration, we’ve rounded up the best online games and multiplayer apps to play with your friends while at home. This year Enigma Rooms have no fewer than seven games in the top 100, more than any other company. First is the newest game at their Doncaster branch, Arabian Nights. Enigma Rooms Hull: Impact, Escape The Chocolate Factory (Hull) When someone asks for recommendations for London games, generally the only person not mentioning Escape Plan in their reply is the company’s modest owner. The company has a WW2 theme running through all of their games; The Battle For Britain has a famous ending sequence, though these days it’s a split decision between that and the cheerily upbeat Roll Out The Barrel. Escape Quest: Mr Copplestone’s Curiosity Shoppe, Percy Pendleton’s Peculiar Predicament (Macclesfield) Going over Halloween meant that we were there for the Lunar Festival and the town was suitably themed for spooky season. The decor really is superb and the actors go out of their way to make the whole experience feel genuine.

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One of the scarier games to make the list, The Watcher is from horror specialists Xscream, and has you trapped and made to complete tests set by your watching captor. It gets praise for its intense story-driven thrills. Honorable mentions A company that seems less well known by enthusiasts but is much admired by those who’ve been, Rush Hour deserve a higher profile. Top option of their three rooms is an Alice theme where you’re saving Wonderland. Tempo: Eternal Life (Bath) Every one of Tulleys’ homegrown designs makes the list. They are huge sprawling extravaganzas with an overwhelming quantity of puzzles, particularly Nethercott and Dodge – even very experienced teams may struggle to complete them in 60 minutes. They’re sometimes criticised for actually having too much to do, but there’s no question that they’re some of the UK’s most advanced and impressive escape rooms. U-Escape: Franksy (Bournemouth) I’d write that Extremescape have managed the rare feat of having every one of their rooms in the top 100 – but I can’t, because they’ve just opened a fourth. But they’ve used the space of their location to create detailed, surprising, expansive adventures, where each new room is a step up in sophistication from the last. Houdini’s Escape Room Southampton: Extinct, Escape the RMS Titanic (Southampton)

The Earth is in dire straits. A meteor is headed straight for us, and we don't have any way to stop it. But maybe someone else does... If you love a mental challenge you'll love these escape rooms. They're great fun to do as a team, with colleagues, mates or even with the family joining together to play. Who it's not for

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Physical escape rooms were inspired by video games, so there are plenty of classic examples of the genre to choose from. These older games tend to be designed around solo play, while more modern virtual escape rooms allow groups of friends to play as a team. Some escape rooms incorporate group-based games like trivia quizzes, while others take advantage of the online format by making you traipse around the internet in search of clues, like a digital sleuth. Famed for its size, immersion and frights, Operation Clearsafe is one of the UK’s favourite scary escapes. If you fancy your chances in a zombie-infested laboratory, this is the place to go. Rush Hour Escape Rooms: Return to Wonderland (Spalding)Curiouser and Curiouser by TimeTrap Escape Rooms, Reading: the latest game from this reliably superb company should be a safe bet. Based in the historic gatehouse building in the city walls with three very different escape rooms, each distinctive in its own way, The Comms Room is most players’ favourite at the venue: a fast-paced game in an authentic and atmospheric chamber that combines drama with smart puzzles. Escape In Time: Secret Studio (East London) Escape room blogger Brit of an Escape Habit built this charming gem of a game, and her expertise is evident in the clever puzzles. It’s lovely to look at and includes a set of optional bonus puzzles to provide extra content for experienced players. XscapeNow: Runaway Train (Telford) The Panic Room’s Harlow branch also gets a top 100 game – this one being their horror clown room Carnevil. TimeTrap Escape Rooms: Pudding Lane, Station X (Reading) We have played plenty of escape rooms before, including Handmade Mysteries other rooms and decided to do this when visiting Brighton for a weekend, there were four of us.

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A good dinosaur game is hard to resist, and by all accounts this is a great dinosaur game – with the clever idea of being set on a bus. Make Your Escape: Spellbound (Derby) U-Escape have always been well-regarded, but their latest game, where you’re trying to identify the eponymous graffiti artist, seems to have stepped up into a whole new league. Unsolved Mysteries: Advent Alley and The Cabin (Chatham) London’s longest running escape company is also one of the most highly rated, and their most recommended rooms are also their hardest and most recent. ORIGENES in particular takes an ambitious concept and executes it brilliantly. Co-Decode: Professor Dunstan, Sub Terra (Swindon)

For the version with a map, see here: https://escapethereview.co.uk/list/1117/best-uk-escape-rooms-2022/ Archimedes Inspiration: Project Delta (South London)