DarkMaster Escape Rooms

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1. Into The Reliquary

Best for: Kids’ birthdays, mixed-age families, rainy-day fun

Swing into action in this lively, adventurous escape room where your team enters the jungle and has to find a way out following clues from an explorer’s journal! This room is packed with colour, interactive elements, and just the right amount of challenge to keep younger players excited (without anyone crying over a padlock).

What to expect:

• No horror themes — 100% family-friendly

• Great for ages 8+

• Physical fun including a boat ride!

• Puzzles that let everyone contribute, even the grown-ups who claim they’re “just here to help”

Birthday tip: We’ve seen birthday kids absolutely light up when they find a key or solve a big puzzle. Bonus: they’ll talk about it for days. Parents, get ready to be shown how to escape by your 10-year-old.

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2. Shamley’s Toy Store

Best for: Experienced escapers, puzzle lovers, teams who love splitting up (briefly)

This isn’t your average toy shop — it’s a clever, tricky escape room filled with nostalgia, secrets, and some serious brain-teasers. Perfect for players who’ve done a few rooms and want something that’ll really test their logic.

What to expect:

• A split-team mechanic (you’ll need to divide and conquer the number of puzzles in this room)

• Our highest quantity of puzzles — ideal for competitive groups or seasoned escapees

• Whimsical vibes with a slightly eerie edge (but still family-friendly!)

Funny moment alert: If you make it through all four rooms you can fight each other for the first slide to victory into our UV glow in the dark ball pit!

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3. Station 108

Best for: Linear thinkers, story lovers, and families who need to do things in order

This one’s for the players who love structure. Station 108 is a fully linear game, meaning every puzzle leads to the next. If your group thrives on flow and narrative (and struggles when everyone’s off doing their own thing), this room will feel like a dream.

What to expect:

• Clear story progression — great for players new to escape rooms

• Satisfying sense of momentum

• Great mix of logic, tactile, and visual puzzles

• Ideal for families with older kids or teens

Family feud forecast:

Dad: “Let’s check the drawer again.”

Teen: “We already did. That was five puzzles ago.”

Mum: quietly solves everything while no one’s looking

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4. OneWing Airlines

Best for: First-time players, all-rounders, corporate teams, and classic escape room fans

If you love a little bit of everything — search tasks, logical challenges, a ticking clock, and the occasional team panic — this is your room. OneWing is the most traditional escape room in our line-up, and it’s a fan favourite for a reason.

What to expect:

• Varied puzzle types that appeal to all kinds of players

• Strong theme and great atmosphere

• A balanced challenge level for mixed experience teams

• Great for corporate team building — nothing unites colleagues like mutual confusion

Office energy check:

• Steve from accounts: insists he’s cracked the code

• Sarah from HR: actually cracks the code

• Everyone else: cheers like they won a BAFTA

At Dark Master, we believe epic adventures should be accessible for everyone. That’s why we offer a range of pricing options — including off-peak rates and reduced pricing for younger players.

Whether you’re planning a weekday escape, a family outing, or a birthday bash for the kids, we’ve got a price point to match your mission.

Bonus Uses for Your Escape Experience:

• Rainy day rescue? We’re indoors, dry, and full of things to shout about.

• Kids climbing the walls? Let them climb through clues instead.

• Team building with a twist? There’s no better way to build trust than watching your manager panic over a number lock.

• Want a birthday with less cake and more chaos? Sorted.

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Final Thoughts:

Whichever room you choose, you’re guaranteed a game full of surprises, teamwork, and those “OH! That’s what that was for!” moments. Whether you escape with 10 minutes left or 10 seconds on the clock, you’ll leave buzzing — and probably still debating who really solved that final puzzle.

So, what are you waiting for?

Pick your room. Assemble your team. And let’s play.