• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Review the Room

The UK Escape Room Blog

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
  • Home
  • Play at Home
    • Full List of Digital Rooms
    • Live Avatar
    • Purely Online
    • Print + Play
    • Escape Boxes
    • Just for Kids
    • Puzzle Books
    • Something Different
  • Escape Room Reviews
    • United Kingdom >
      • London
      • North
      • South East
      • South West
      • Midlands
      • East
      • Scotland
      • Wales
    • Worldwide >
      • America
      • Belgium
      • Canada
      • Germany
      • Greece
      • Netherlands
      • Spain
  • Full List of Reviews
  • Map
  • About Us
    • Top 10 Escape Rooms
    • Review my Escape Room Game
  • Rating System
  • Resources
    • General Musings

AROOM

AROOM: Ghost Castle (Budapest)

Published: 8 July 2024

AROOM: Ghost Castle (Budapest)

Ghost Castle was one of the easier games we played at AROOM, but still had a good quality set and was enjoyable to play.

reviewed by Gord Tagged With: Budapest

AROOM: House of Escobar (Budapest)

Published: 8 July 2024

ROOM NAME: AROOM: House of Escobar (Budapest)

Another solid game by AROOM. House of Escobar wasn’t overly challenging but a large, expansive set with plenty of puzzles to solve made for an enjoyable experience.

reviewed by Gord Tagged With: Budapest

AROOM: Deadland (Budapest)

Published: 8 July 2024

AROOM: Deadland (Budapest)

I think this was possibly my favourite game at AROOM. The set was really good, the puzzles were fun, and everything clicked. If you’ve always wanted to live out a zombie apocalypse (with little to no horror), then Deadland is a great choice.

reviewed by Gord Tagged With: Budapest

AROOM: Sky Heist (Budapest)

Published: 8 July 2024

AROOM: Sky Heist (Budapest)

We didn’t know much about AROOM, but they are a solid venue and all the games we played there were decent. Sky Heist was a nice take on a very done theme, and it had major steam-punk vibes about it. The puzzles were decent, and the ending brought everything full circle. Is it a must play for Budapest? I don’t know. But if you do play I don’t think you’ll regret it.

reviewed by Gord Tagged With: Budapest

Primary Sidebar

As featured on

BBC Radio 1

BBC Radio Nottingham

BBC Radio Somerset

TERPECA AwardsThe Infinite Escape Room Podcast

Random Review

Crafty Maze: Elf Assembly (Play at Home) 

Crafty Maze: Elf Assembly (Play at Home) 

Instagram - Review The Room Facebook - Review The Room
Copyright © 2026 | Review the Room