Escape room 12+

Kraken: Nemos Revenge

2 - 8 people60 minutesAbove average

As the colossal shadow of the Kraken looms closer, join Captain Nemo on a perilous quest. Navigate the treacherous seas where myth and reality collide, and machinery strains against primal fury. Will you conquer the monstrous legend or be submerged in the abyss forever?

Large groupsWith childrenFor pros

Company Mission Room Escape Sydney

Above average

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

Captain Nemo’s Revenge Whispers of a legendary Kraken laying waste to the seven seas drove you to join Captain Nemo’s mission. But amidst hissing steam and grinding gears, you realise his obsession may have doomed you all. As the beast’s shadow engulfs the groaning hull, the hunt has now turned to survival. Master the failing iron machinery to end its reign of terror - or become lost to the never-ending deep.

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the jaw‑dropping submarine set and the tense Nemo‑versus‑Kraken vibe that pulls you under fast. It’s a feast for the eyes and ears, especially if you value theme over perfectly clued puzzles.

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4.9

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Location

Paid and Free Parking

Wifi

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AI Overview

AIPlayers consistently praise the build quality and immersion, calling the submarine aesthetic outstanding. The main friction points are guessy puzzles, weak signposting, and choppy flow that sap momentum, especially after the first room. Dim lighting makes reading clues tough, and repeated crawling between spaces feels unnecessary and uncomfortable. The automated hint system can be unhelpful or too direct, which doesn’t ease the frustration.

WeaknessesSeveral puzzles rely on guesswork with minimal signposting, and inputs can be slow to register. Dim lighting and repeated crawling between rooms add friction, with reports of a bumpy floor. The hint system sometimes misses the mark, either vague or spoiling outright.

StrengthsSet design is stellar, with cohesive props, sound, and tech that sell the undersea adventure. The story feels credible and the first room’s puzzles land well. When it clicks, the immersion is top tier.

SecurityReviews mention crawling through a low passage more than once and an uneven, bumpy floor that can be uncomfortable. Lighting is intentionally dim; otherwise, safety info isn’t detailed in the feedback.

Level of fearNot a scare show. Expect tension, darkness, and engine rumble, but it’s more adventure than horror; younger players who are fine with dim spaces should be okay with supervision.

Actors' gameNo live actors are mentioned. Interaction is mostly with the environment and tech, plus a GM via an automated hint system that some found unhelpful.

Quality of riddlesQuality is mixed: the opening set of puzzles is praised, but later sections lean guessy with thin cluing and slow calibration on inputs. Variety exists, yet signposting gaps hurt fairness and flow. Experienced teams can push through, but it may not feel satisfying.

PlotYou join Captain Nemo chasing a Kraken until the hunt flips into a survival scramble. The steampunk submarine setting supports a clear, high-stakes arc without heavy exposition.

Difficulty levelModerate to hard, mostly due to poor signposting rather than pure complexity. Puzzle‑savvy groups may finish but could find the journey frustrating; newcomers might struggle more.