Escape room 10+

The Clock Tower

2 - 10 people60 minutesMedium

Join us at 'The Clock Tower', a time-bending escape game for 10 players. Help the timekeeper escape the time warp and get back on track in under 60 minutes. Time is ticking, can your team make it out?

Large groupsBeginnersWith children

Company Escape the Room

Medium

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

Escape room awards

Nominee (2023)TERPECA

Nominee (2022)TERPECA

Nominee (2021)TERPECA

Finalist (2020)TERPECA

Nominee (2019)TERPECA

About the escape room

Take a fabulous trip through time in The Clock Tower. The timekeeper has been stuck in a time warp and needs your help to get things back on track. This time loop is for 10 players. Can you rally your team to help the timekeeper and escape in under 60 minutes?

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go if you want a big-group, brainy rush with a time-travel twist and lively hosts who keep the energy up. It’s a tough 60 minutes, but when it clicks, it’s a blast.

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4.9

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Location

Paid Parking

Wifi

Wardrobe

AI Overview

AIPlayers consistently call this room difficult and better with a larger team, not duos or first-timers. Staff and clue masters get a lot of love for being helpful and in character. Opinions on the puzzle flow are split: the opening area gets dinged for logic leaps and the occasional broken element, while later sections land better. The set looks good, though some mention heat and wear-and-tear affecting the experience.

WeaknessesMultiple reviews call out a rocky first room with unclear logic and sporadic tech issues, plus weak story integration. Feedback on puzzle solves can be vague, leading to “did that do anything?” moments. A few guests noted hot rooms and maintenance wear.

StrengthsEngaged, friendly game masters elevate the run and keep momentum without overstepping. The theme is fun and the space supports teamwork, especially for groups that like to divide and conquer. Props generally look solid and there are a few standout time-themed moments.

SecurityStandard briefing and attentive staff are noted, but a few reports mention heat, wear, or malfunctioning elements that can distract. No major safety issues raised beyond comfort and maintenance concerns.

Level of fearNot scary and family-friendly; kids as young as seven joined and contributed. The challenge is mental, not horror-based.

Actors' gameHosts like Alexis, Ashley, and Christian get shout-outs for sharp timing, character work, and well-placed nudges. Their interaction smooths over rough spots and keeps teams engaged in the story.

Quality of riddlesExpect high difficulty with a mix of linear bottlenecks and sections where a big group can split up. Early puzzles draw criticism for leaps and occasional broken bits, but later rooms play cleaner and include at least one clever time-travel mechanic. When the feedback lands, the rush is great; when it doesn’t, it feels muddy.

PlotYou’re helping a timekeeper fix a loop and get the clockwork back on track. Story flavor is present but often fades behind the puzzle grind, especially at the start.

Difficulty levelChallenging across the board and not ideal for two people or beginners. Best with 4–6+ players or an experienced crew ready to communicate fast.