Questions before you book
Something else on your mind? Call us and a game master will answer.
How old do players need to be?
Players from 12 can play with an adult in the group, and teens from 16 can book on their own. Younger children are welcome in The Clockmaker’s Attic with two adults (example policy).
How many people can play in one room?
Between two and eight, depending on the room: each case file shows its own range. Four to five players is the sweet spot for most rooms. Bigger groups can book two or more rooms at the same time.
What if we arrive late?
Call us as soon as you know. The next group starts on time, so if you arrive more than 15 minutes late your game may be shorter than 60 minutes (example policy).
What happens if we get stuck?
Ask for a hint. Your game master follows the game on camera and answers on the screen in the room. You can ask as often as you like, and hints are free.
Is it scary?
No. The rooms are atmospheric, with low light and a few sound effects, but nobody jumps out at you. Tell us if anyone in the group is nervous and we will suggest a room.
Can we leave during the game?
Yes, at any time. The room door is never locked: it opens from the inside whenever you want a break or want to stop.
Your hour starts when you book it
Choose a room and a time, tell us how many are coming, and we will have the briefing ready. Gift vouchers and group bookings from the same place.