A Tourist’s Review of 50+ Budapest Escape Rooms
It’s been an epic effort but, at last, I’ve finished my Budapest tourist guide. Everything you need to know about playing escape rooms in their European birthplace in one handy page…
Welcome to The Logic Escapes Me, a blog about escape rooms, with a London bias. If you’re here to find a review, then click on the Reviews link above. Otherwise, why not search the site (magnifying glass up on the right) or look through some of the recent posts below? Short of time? Then check out my comparison pages in the menu above. Feel free to comment on any of the pages, or drop me an email.
Budapest Escape Review: TRAP – Anachronista
A game that promised much – cool technology, a pretty set, fun puzzles and a great opening structure – but spectacularly failed to deliver on fun.
Budapest Escape Review: Mindquest – Portal
A game that had some enjoyable puzzles but which had the edge taken off by too many red herrings, a lack of signposting on what you were meant to be doing and a finale that was lacklustre.
Budapest Escape Review: AROOM – Metro
A fresh brand from an established company, AROOM seems to be aiming at the premium market and the game we played certainly suggests they’re putting together experiences to match that goal.
Budapest Escape Review: E-Exit – Santa Muerte
A fast-paced room that mixed good puzzles with pretty decoration and humorous moments. Definitely a feelgood game.
Budapest Escape Review: Mystery Games – Secrets of the Deep
A review of the fourth room from Mystery Games. Thematically low lighting, red herrings and a lack of signposting but still a good game!
Budapest Escape Review: Mystique Rooms
A review of two of the newer games at Mystique Escape Rooms. Towers of Woolongong was pretty dull but Pirate Bay was an excellent adventure that I’d thoroughly recommend to enthusiasts.
A day out at the Panic Room (Gravesend): Wizard of Oz, Pocahontas, Prison Van, Ten Fathoms Deep, Revolución Olé
A round-up of five games I played at the Panic Room with highlights being Wizard of Oz and Revolucion Ole.
The Golden Keys – 2018
A round up of the 2018 games that I’d like to celebrate.
Tulleys Escape Rooms (Crawley): Nethercott Manor
From the moment the game started, I knew it was going to be something special. An experience that takes you on an incredible journey with a high-quality set and an unbelievable number of puzzles.