Operation Blacksheep

Lots of numbers, lots to memorize

SO MANY THINGS, but a lot of fun. Mostly analog with a bit of computer play. Cute black sheep vs yellow rat story that runs through the rooms. Kat was great gamemaster. Escape Couple rating: 4 🗝️: Better than average room (we use a 1-6🗝️ rating scale)

Very good linear escape room, creative puzzles and a good room for beginners.

Impressive mechanics, great host and a really clear path of puzzles made this fun from start to finish. Probably a great first room to do.

Did it with extended family - adult vs kids and adult team was thrashed by kids..!

A nice variety of puzzles, but just not quite as sophisticated on all levels than the other rooms at clueQuest. The room is more linear than the others as well, so you can get bottlenecked. Still a wonderful theme and a very fun room.

Operation Blacksheep is a fun room with unique puzzles. It’s a linear game with a good mix of game play. We were successful as a couple, but I’d recommend one or two more people.

One of the best escape rooms I’ve ever done. Everything worked so well, the tech was so unique and cool, the music was engaging, and the room flowed beautifully.

A really good beginner to mid-level room. Plenty to do with just two of us, which should be OK for some experienced players. Maybe 4-5 would be best for those new. We were in town in London and discovered this place close to where we were at. Cluequest has some pretty good reviews so we picked their most popular room. It did not disappoint. Feels like a well oiled machine at this place as it was busy and staff did a good job setting up the story. The puzzles were a lot of fun with a couple unique ones in there as well. Overall good experience and we would not mind coming back next time in town to try their other rooms.

Outstanding gameplay. Some of the best we’ve encountered in terms of flow, challenge level, and variety of puzzles. Moreover, we felt welcomed and attended to throughout the entirety of our experience. The game master even called in to ask if we would like the music lowered when he noticed that our daughter was plugging her ears. (She does so during most escape rooms in case anything jumps out.) We spoke with our game master afterwards, and he said that the few red herrings in the room are there to help him assist with clues. (They cue people to space and time in the narrative, so they make it quicker for the players to act on the hints.) Overall, we really loved the room and wish we lived in London so we could return and play the others!