— Est. by Appointment Only —
An after-hours establishment where puzzles are poured neat, mysteries are aged in oak,
and clever company is the only price of admission.
A note from the proprietor
Whichway Escape is not, strictly speaking, a game. It is an evening — the kind one tells stories about for years afterward. Our chambers are designed in the manner of a fine library: every detail chosen, every clue set with intent.
Whether you arrive in a party of two or a confederacy of eight, you will find no flashing lights nor frantic timers shouting at you. Only a low fire, a curious puzzle, and the quiet pride of having figured the thing out yourselves.
— The Proprietor
The Chambers
Each chamber is a self-contained world. Choose your evening.
— A Tuesday in 2003 —
A corner cubicle. A humming CRT monitor. A boss who has gone suspiciously missing and a desktop full of secrets. Recover three passwords from the company network and walk out before the fluorescent lights flicker once more.
Enter the Office →— Coming Soon —
A gentleman's library, the door bolted from the inside. Tobacco smoke still curling from the ashtray. The case, of course, is yours. The deductions, of course, are also yours.
Reserve early access →— Coming Soon —
Glass, ferns, and a dinner party that ended rather badly. Sift through the guest list, the gossip, and the greenhouse to discover what — and who — was really on the menu.
Join the waitlist →The Dossier
Choose a room and a time. We seat one party at a time — you'll never share a chamber with strangers.
A short brief by the fire. A drink, if you like. Then the doors are closed behind you.
Sixty minutes on the clock. No jump-scares, no timer alarms. Just three puzzles and your wits.
Win or lose, every party leaves with their photograph in our book. The best names go on the wall.
“Best thing we've done in this city. We didn't escape. We're already booked to come back.”
— The Wexler Party of Six, March
Make an enquiry
We answer every note personally, usually within a day. Tell us what evening you have in mind, how many will join you, and any peculiarities of the occasion.