Company 102 Escape

The Harry Potter-style theming is a good time, especially the wands, and I liked a few novelty puzzles. Difficulty felt just right, but I wouldn’t bring more than 4–6 people; our group of 10 was cramped with not enough parallel tasks.

Took two teens and they had a blast without getting spooked. Puzzles are clear, varied, and the GM’s nudges were perfectly timed. We left grinning.

One of the best single-room find-and-solves our group of four has played. Tons to do at once, excellent parallel paths, and a few legit wow moments. A very well-hidden key slowed us down, but knowing the periodic table let us work around it.

It’s a fun, off-brand wizard school vibe where the wand moments shine. The build could be higher quality in places, but several puzzles were a joy, and it’s perfect for kids or preteens who love the franchise feel.

Loved the parallel puzzling here. Our group split up, kept finding new threads, then crashed back together for a couple of big aha hits. Clean sci‑fi vibe, zero horror, just smart fun.

Great mix of tech and locks and a couple of wow reveals I didn’t see coming. Single room but packed with content, and the clue structure felt fair. Would happily recommend to mixed-experience teams.

Fun ideas, but one prop misbehaved and the bathroom wasn’t great. The pregame rules talk came off a bit scolding, which set a weird tone.

We’ve done plenty of rooms, and here the rules were delivered in a way that felt like we were being scolded for what past guests did. A couple of broken elements wasted our time, and the lobby and bathroom looked dirty.

Perfect for beginners, with fun puzzles and a nice balance of tech and locks. It handled a bigger group comfortably and kept everyone involved.

We went in with eight and it felt crowded, with people waiting for turns. With four or five, this would be a sweet spot because the puzzles themselves are good.