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Red House Mysteries are Devon's foremost interactive game and escape room company. Our games and rooms are immersive, narrative driven stories, in which you not only have to find the clues and solve the puzzles to escape within an hour, but also follow ...
King Street, EX1 1BQ, Exeter, United Kingdom
Amazing experience, came with an adult family of 7 and had a brilliant time in the Experiment room and definitely tested our skills! Charlie our host was very kind and informative and made the experience smooth and fun!
Wow!
Right from the get go you enter in to a very nicely decorated room. Greeted by a very friendly staff member.
I have done both rooms now. My favourite was the shadow darkens.
Highly recommended and good fun!
Great fun! Great friendly staff. Had no idea how fast time was going by
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