Sherlock Immersive Experiences in London

Communication is Key

Our escape rooms in London are a great place to practice your communication and listening skills. Make sure to give everyone on the team a chance to voice their ideas, as the silliest suggestions can often lead to the correct solution!

Identify Key Objectives

When you first enter the room, search for any places where you may need to input something. For example, any keypads, padlocks, keyholes, etc. will require a code or a key to solve. You can use this to figure out what the objective of the escape room is and figure out whether you need to be searching for a combination or a hidden key.

Think Inside the Box

You see but do you observe? Take in every detail, and look around the London escape room for answers to solve puzzles and clues. The answers you need will be in the room around you. Pay attention to things like dates, maps, and posters on the walls.

Listen Carefully

While the immersive part of the experience is very exciting, make sure you’re paying attention to the case at hand. This will help you focus on your approach to the escape room as you’ll have an idea of what the ultimate end goal is.

Find Strength in Numbers

The more eyes and ears around the escape rooms in London means you’re bound to see and hear more! Inviting friends to help you on this mission makes all the difference. Especially if you find yourself in a situation where you require more than 2 pairs of hands…

Be Thorough in Your Approach

It’s easy to miss certain clues, simply because you’re not checking an object properly. Make sure you’re checking the inside and outside of the clue before disregarding it as irrelevant. If your eyesight is a little fuzzy, make sure you bring your glasses with you so you’re able to decipher any fine print in the escape room.