Tea Party is whimsical and charming, and perfect for families. Or anyone really. With a lovely set, and some great puzzles, I think the only possible thing that could be considered a disappointment in Tea Party was that the cakes in the room weren’t real.
Brighton
The Lift Escape Rooms: Comic Chaos (Brighton)
I enjoyed this game, probably more than I expected to. Ok,compared to some of the world-class TERPECA games we’ve played, it doesn’t stack up, but as just a fun escape room with a quirky theme and fun puzzles? It’s a winner.
The Lift Escape Rooms: The Lift Shaft 2.0 (Brighton)
We enjoyed The Lift Shaft 1.0, but I’d say we enjoyed The Lift Shaft 2.0 more. The extra tech and puzzles they added fit seamlessly into the game, and although nothing will wow you, it’s a fun game to add to your Brighton itinerary.
Pier Pressure: Smuggler’s Secret (Brighton)
Smugglers Secret was a total joy to play. While we played the Pro Version and found it to be exactly the right balance of challenging and fun, I feel confident in saying that the Family Version would be a perfect introduction to escape rooms for the little ones, and no matter which version you choose, it’s an fantastic activity if you need a break from the beach.
The Lift Escape Rooms: The Lift Shaft (Brighton)
If you’re looking for a hardcore puzzling session in Brighton, this probably isn’t the game for you. However, if you’re looking for a space filler, a warm up, or an introduction to escape rooms, then this certainly would fit the bill.
Pier Pressure: Modrophenia (Brighton)
There’s a reason Pier Pressure are so well thought of amongst escape room enthusiasts, and Modrophenia highlights all of those things. Funky sets, perfect puzzles, and an immersive atmosphere, you can’t go wrong with any of the games here, but Modrophenia is one not to miss.
Pier Pressure: Loot The Lanes (Brighton)
Loot the Lanes contains a real sense of awe that is often lacking in escape rooms and is a true testament to the team at Pier Pressure. Everything about this game is first rate and I can easily see why this game is consistently rated as the best, or one of the best in the UK. It’s a must play.
Pier Pressure: Pavilion Perplex (Brighton)
Overall, this is a wonderful game; visually appealing with varied and interesting puzzles, and a clever clue system, but on top of that, it just flowed nicely and had a nice clear finale
Pier Pressure: Raver Quest (Brighton)
Pier Pressure have created a room that is 100% fun and if you like some classic old school tunes, you’ll have a great time. Fun puzzles and a top soundtrack will give you a time to remember.
Ready Escape Rooms: Escape the Vault (Brighton)
A 40 minute room that won’t challenge enthusiasts (we got out in 12 minutes) but it is a whole lot of fun and we thoroughly enjoyed it. A great warm-up or cool-down room and definitely one to add to the list if you’re in Brighton!
Bewilder Box: Judgement D.A.V.E (Brighton)
The rooms at The Bewilder Box are more than just escape rooms, they are experiences where everything works together to immerse you in their world. Each time you think you know what to expect they do something different, wonderful, and unexpected.
Bewilder Box: The Bewilder Box Initiative (Brighton)
If you’re like us, and putting off a visit to Bewilder Box, stop right now, and find the time to just do it! The Bewilder Box Initiative instantly became a favourite of ours