Bewilder Box Escape Rooms In Brighton Reviews Summary

Staff and Characters

Pros:

• "Doctor Boffin and Doctor Doctor - who really made the experience."
• "Huge thanks to Dr. Joy for looking after us. 10/10"
• "Big shoutout to Dr. Banana as well, very friendly and helpful."
• "Doctor's don't come more joyful than Doctor Joy! She was funny, engaging and charming throughout."
• "Dr Olga was a LEGEND, thank you for making our experience so great ☺️"
• "Our host Dr Button was great and the puzzles were mind boggling and fun."
• "Dr Olga gave us a fantastic introduction to the game and made us laugh."

Cons:

• "Located up a flight of stairs on the top floor of the pub, so not wheelchair accessible."
• "Located up a flight of stairs on the top floor of the pub, so not wheelchair accessible, and no where to sit during the game."

Puzzles and Challenges

Pros:

• "Actually quality materials and cool tech like an infrared camera and even an adorable robot."
• "Puzzles were also interesting and the flow went well."
• "The set was really well put together, with really fun puzzles and host."
• "The puzzles were challenging but achievable."
• "The escape room was well paced, full of surprises and great puzzles."
• "Really interesting and challenging puzzles."
• "The challenges were just right, the room set up was brilliant."

Cons:

• "The puzzles involved a lot of backtracking, but was no problem due to the provided walkie talkies."

Design and Atmosphere

Pros:

• "The set was really creative."
• "Felt nicely immersive, thanks to nice set design, great human contributions, innovative puzzles."
• "So well though through and the design is brilliant as well. Really feels authentic."
• "Very smart venue with a pub downstairs for a debrief over a good pint."
• "One of the best escape rooms I've been to in the UK."
• "The quality of the room was really good. I loved the atmosphere."
• "It is very well designed, both in terms of the aesthetics and theming, and in terms of the different puzzles and challenges that require a range of skills."

Cons:

• "We did not receive the photo by email can you please resend."

Accessibility and Convenience

Pros:

• "This particular challenge was suitable for all the family so we were able to complete it with our three children age 7, 9 and 11."
• "A range of skills were needed for the challenges including observation, lateral thinking, code breaking, practical, and there were a few surprises!"
• "The tasks were creative and engaging for all our group ranging in ages from 12 to grandparents."

Cons:

• "Located up a flight of stairs on the top floor of the pub, so not wheelchair accessible."
• "Located up a flight of stairs on the top floor of the pub, so not wheelchair accessible, and no where to sit during the game."