This year the Escape Rooms Industry Conference was held at the CEME in London and it pulled together some of the industry’s best to speak;

I would like to talk about the flow in an escape room. By this term I don’t mean the game flow but the psychological state of mind also known as being in the zone.

Whilst it’s customary on your birthday to receive gifts, we, at Escape Rooms, decided that this year we’d give back. As a company, we recently turned 5 years old and it’s not something we could have done without our customers and our incredible team.

Few are the human exploits and endeavours that cannot be aided by a bit of foresighted preparation.You prepare yourself for a night out, whether by making yourself pretty or by getting blind drunk so you’re able to tolerate the latest repurposed meat-packing factory that fancies itself to be a cheap club.

A little while ago we were invited to take part in a roundtable discussion on ‘competitive socialising’ hosted by President Erdogan's

I have worked in a café, garden centre, car factory, flour mill, pub, and escape game. Quite a variety, and each with their instructions in human nature.

With a venue at Angel and another at London Bridge, we at Escape Rooms enjoy all the conveniences and privileges of central London life.

Red Bull Mind Gamers Escape Rooms World Championship is a global tournament designed to find the best escape room team.

Sometimes finding the best outing for a staff party is hard, we all know that. You need something that will inspire all your work colleagues(...)

Working in the escape game industry can be repetitive. Games Masters watch the same puzzles get solved over and over and over. This can fool us into believing that people are just as predictable.

There are 7 stages that all participants go through in an escape room. Whether or not you escape is based solely on your ability to make it past the first 4 stages.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all people are created unequal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable stupidities(...)

There will come a time, and that time will probably come quite soon, when all unimportant professions are inhabited exclusively by 3D-printed automatons.

Christmas is coming. Sounds ominous, no? And it is, really. We have actually devised a time of the year when we tell children the lie that, in the middle of the night of December 25th(...)

An old line one used occasionally to hear deployed against homophobic men is that they fear being treated as they themselves treat women.

As the heatwave dwindles to a muggy end, feeble, dazed, heat-stricken Brits are desperately clutching at something new to complain about.

So, you're getting married? Congratulations! You've made it this far. You've survived the dates, met the in-laws, popped the question, and soon you'll be making sacred vows at the altar of a church or registry office.

Of time, Auden wrote, albeit in a very different context, that it is 'intolerant of the brave and the innocent.' ('And indifferent in a week / to a beautiful physique'... Which we can well attest, but is irrelevant here.

It could be said (pulling at straws here) that Escape Rooms are a microcosm of wider society. Overcoming obstacles, solving problems, it's all part of the game of life.

Escape games have taken off in galactic proportions over the past few years and here at Escape Rooms we are always looking for ways we can introduce the craze to new audiences.

At our London Bridge venue the walls are covered with the pictures and decorations of teams past; four-years' worth of success staring down at us(..)

I have been tasked with providing you, dear creature, with a list of 'top tips'. This is a surprisingly difficult job, as one must walk the line between saying too much and too little.

Ever felt like you were destined for greatness? Thought you were the team to take on the bad guys and win? Have you ever wanted to save the world?