Escape room 6+

Games Night

2 - 6 people60 minutesAbove average

When uninvited neighbor Dave takes matters into his own hands, your game night turns from friendly fun to a high-stakes puzzle escape. Is he just lonely or does he have more sinister intentions? Unravel the mysteries in his house and uncover the truth behind his unexpected move.

With childrenFor prosLarge groups

Company Labyrinth Escape Rooms

Above average

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

(previously known as Excluded) Tuesdays are for tasty food, tenacious friends and triumphant games. But when your neighbour Dave, doesn’t get invited, he devises a plan to take you and your friends hostage in the hopes he can prove himself a worthy game night contender. Is he just a lonely guy wanting to make new friends or has he been spying on you and has something more sinister planned? Make your way through his puzzle filled house to discover the truth.

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Playful, puzzle-heavy and proudly non‑linear, Games Night serves up goofy hostage vibes with a cheeky twist near the end. Go for medium-difficulty challenges that keep the whole team busy without anything grim or scary.

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4.9

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Location

Paid and Free Parking

Wifi

Wardrobe

AI Overview

AIPlayers consistently praise the flow, variety, and lighthearted story, noting there’s plenty to do. Difficulty lands at medium; duos can finish but most feel 3–5 is the sweet spot for the amount of content. Staff keep a close eye and offer timely nudges. The main friction points are a few picky tech triggers, an abstract “cat” puzzle, and one finicky button sequence.

WeaknessesSome mechanisms require very specific, counterintuitive inputs and a button section can be unresponsive. A couple of connections feel tenuous, with one feline-themed puzzle called out as overly abstract.

StrengthsEngaging, non-linear puzzle design with good flow and lots of content. Fun theme with a goofy tone and a satisfying late twist. Solid set dressing and props, plus attentive gamemasters.

SecurityNo safety concerns reported; briefings and oversight appear solid. Any challenge comes from puzzle timing rather than risk.

Level of fearNot scary and reads as family-friendly; tension is playful rather than horror-based. Suitable for kids and first-timers who don’t want jump scares.

Actors' gameGamemasters like Oliver and Rue get shout-outs for being observant and giving light-touch hints. Interaction is mostly via staff and some automated elements, which a few players found frustrating when they misbehaved.

Quality of riddlesMedium difficulty with a broad mix skewing toward padlocks plus some tech moments. Non-linear structure lets teammates work in parallel. A few steps feel abstract or require exact triggering, but hints smooth the edges.

PlotYour neighbor Dave hijacks game night to prove he belongs, and you pick through his puzzle-stuffed house to see if he’s lonely or something darker. The story stays light and lands a fun twist near the end.

Difficulty levelMedium overall. Best with 3–5 players; a duo can clear it with tight time management and occasional hints.