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Locked-room puzzles reward a group that talks to each other, which makes them a sound pick for colleagues who barely know one another or friends who know each other far too well. Around Perth the choice falls between the city centre, close to Forrest Chase and Milligan Street, and the older streets of central Fremantle.
The formats are not interchangeable. A classic room hands one small team a single storyline against the clock, a challenge-cell game sends pairs and trios racing through dozens of short tasks, and a puzzle trail takes the clues out onto the street.
Before anyone pays a deposit, work through these:
Headline figures here can describe something else at the same venue, such as lanes or an outdoor quest, so ask for the room price itself. For more group games, look at quiz rooms, virtual reality and team building.
That depends on each room's capacity, which is usually small. Tell the venue your exact number and ask how it splits players across rooms running at the same time, or whether a challenge-cell format suits a bigger crowd better.
Yes. A trail moves the clues outdoors through the streets, so the group walks between stops rather than staying in one locked space. It suits fine weather and groups who like to see a bit of Freo along the way.
Instead of one long storyline, teams move between many short challenges, each testing speed, logic or teamwork, and collect points as they go. It suits groups who want a fast pace and a scoreboard at the end.
At one CBD venue, yes: its rooms share a building with lanes and karaoke. Ask for a package that covers both so the group is not paying separately or waiting between bookings.
They can, especially when teams compete on time. Check whether a party room or drinks can follow the game, and pick a room theme everyone will enjoy rather than the most difficult one.
