A multi-level 75-minute immersive horror escape room experience that is a spiritual successor to our much-revered game “The Gilman Hotel”. Gilman had a hell of a reputation and we hope to take you deeper into the story and mythos to discover the grim truth behind The Esoteric Order Of Dagon.

The Order has taken refuge in this abandoned house on the outskirts of Arkham, taking locals as their sacrifice. If the rumours are to be believed, could you even stop them? Do you dare enter?

The Panic Room

Hell House

Escape room

Have played other great rooms at the panic room before, this room was always bigged up to our team by hosts as a challenging room with an impressive set. Whilst the set was impressive in its space, many props were not particularly well kept (pages of guide ripped out, exposed nails and screws) and some of the flow felt a little illogical. A lot of very cool ideas, however, we had a couple of tech issues inside the rooms that halted our progression (it happens!) and found that the early rooms were too dark to see combination locks when only provided with one lantern! Overall, the game had a great concept that I feel got a little muddled in execution :(

Hell House

The Panic Room 3 - St Georges Centre

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