ESCAPE THE ORDINARY THIS WEEKEND WITH TICKETS FROM £30*

Join Us At Our Exclusive Event!

AN EVENING WITH NICK MORAN

One night only: Meet the mind behind Sherlock: The Official Live Game.

Join us for a very special evening with Nick Moran, Creative Director of Sherlock: The Official Live Game and the visionary behind immersive worlds like Phantom Peak. In this exclusive Q&A event, Nick will share the secrets behind designing Sherlock’s greatest mysteries – from the earliest concepts to the intricate puzzles that leave players talking long after the game ends.

Whether you want to play the game and stay for the Q&A, or simply attend the talk, this is a rare chance to hear directly from one of the UK’s most innovative immersive and escape experience creators. Choose between playing the game first and then attending the Q&A, or skip straight to the behind-the-scenes insight with a Q&A-only ticket — the choice is yours.

For one night only - Friday 9th May 2025

GAME AND Q&A

Play our original Escape Room, Sherlock: The Official Game for just £35* per person, then uncover how it all came together in an exclusive behind-the-scenes Q&A with the game's creator, Nick Moran. Book now and don't miss your chance solve the mystery and discover how it was made. There are three timeslots to choose from, 5:00pm, 6:25pm or 7:00pm and once the games wrap, the Q&A kicks off at 8:45pm prompt in The Mind Palace.

Limited spaces, one night only - book now! 

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Q&A ONLY

Want to skip the mystery and get straight to the solution? For just £10 per person, grab a Q&A - only ticket and get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Sherlock: The Official Live Game. Taking place in our speakeasy bar, The Mind Palace, hear directly from the creator, uncover the secrets behind the puzzles, and dive deep into the world of Sherlock. Q&A kicks off at 8:45pm prompt in our speakeasy bar, The Mind Palace.


Book now to secure your spot! 

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Nick is stood wearing a blue shirt and smiling, looking at the camera

NICK MORAN

Nick designed “Time Run”, a multi award-winning escape room experience in London. 

Following this he co-wrote and designed “Sherlock: The Game Is Now”, together with Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, which won several awards including ‘Best Escape Room Experience - London’ in The Global Excellence Awards 2020, and the ‘Most Innovative Venue’ in the 2020 Tiqets Remarkable Venue Awards. 

Nick, together with Glen Hughes, launched Phantom Peak in August 2022. Initially meant as a proof of concept, the experience has become a trailblazer in the industry and has been visited by over 85,000 people in 2 years. It has broken return-rate industry records and gathered a cult following.

 Nick has won multiple awards for his games both nationally and internationally and has worked as a design and experience consultant for some of the world’s largest brands and theme parks.

SHERLOCK: THE OFFICIAL LIVE GAME

London needs Sherlock, it has you.... 

The Network, a covert branch of British intelligence is on the look out for agents, do you have what it takes?

To test whether you have what it takes to join the ranks as an Agent, you’ll need to complete a routine training mission at headquarters. But not all is as it seems…

It's time to step into the world of Sherlock and prove you have what it takes to solve puzzles, crack clues, and escape before time runs out. 

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A group solving puzzles in Mycroft's office
A picture of chemical bottles in a cabinet in a lab room
Two lockers mounted on a wall, with Bart's Health Trust written on both.
a group of three crowded around a game, laughing as they attempt to solve it
a person looks at a cabinet of chemical bottles, while another person looks through a microphone in the background
Two players are reaching towards a lever to pull it and escape the final game.
A player is placing medical instruments on a structure on the wall while another player watches.
Three players in Mycroft's office sat at a desk and pointing towards a location on a globe
A player is looking into a mirrored cabinet and in the reflection we can see another player trying to unlock a cabinet
Five players stand in a lab room, one looks through a telescope while two stand at a computer and two stand looking at films.
A player stands in front of an open cabinet looking through the contents