A fictional escape-room concept. Real curiosity. No real bookings.
The Crooked Cabinet – Escape RoomsThe Crooked CabinetA curiosity worth following
DEPlan an adventure

Friends, couples & celebrations

Bring your people.
Find your moment.

The nicest plans leave room for everyone to contribute. Choose a story that suits the group you actually have.

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Just the two of you

A shared table, two perspectives and a satisfying amount to talk about afterwards. The Clockmaker offers an approachable starting point for a pair.

In the sample planner, choose two players. Rooms designed for three or more are marked as unsuitable rather than silently stretched.

Sketch a date-night plan
03–06

Your favourite company

Friends bring different strengths: close looking, keeping track, trying a surprising connection. The Collector and Expedition give those differences something useful to do.

Choose a group size and an atmosphere everyone likes. A gentle story is a positive choice, not a lesser challenge.

Compare the stories

Birthdays & small groups

Make the occasion
feel like you.

Use the planner to build an illustrative running order: a story, group size, briefing and time to compare notes afterwards. It does not reserve a party room, catering or multiple sessions.

Before you invite everyone

  • Agree on the tone: gentle, uncanny, intricate or explicitly 18+ extreme horror.
  • Ask privately about access or sensory needs. Do not enter health information into this demo.
  • Keep the fictional group-size limits in mind. Larger groups need an operator’s plan.
  • A real booking needs confirmed availability, prices, age guidance and terms.

A little teamwork.
A lot to talk about.

This is a leisure concept, not an assessment tool. No scores about personality, intelligence or workplace performance are produced. For colleagues, the useful outcome is a shared experience.

Start with a shared puzzle