Storyline & Themeing: 8/10
As we have mentioned, the story was very well explained and helped with its immersive environment you were placed in. Each room had its purpose and transported you to a new part of your mission in the spy agency field. Our favourite had to be the laser maze but don’t be fooled, it’s incredibly hard for just 2 people! 

Puzzles & Flow: 6/10
The puzzles were very technology based which is great to see by a company like AIM. This allows for a different type of experience which adds a new challenge. Sadly some of the puzzles felt a little easy or needed another layer to them to make complete sense. This ruined the flow of the game and between the rooms. Overall, the technology elements and some of the puzzles were a real highlight!

Uniqueness: 7/10
AIM Escape has a unique aspect with the high levels of immersion, technology and the power to put these together to create the revolutionary experience they wish their customers to achieve. Whilst they may not be the only escape room out their to have technology heavy rooms, they are one of the best and their attention to detail is something you won’t miss. 

Overall, Spy Heros was a fantastic room and we loved being recruited into the spy agency. With one of our favourite parts being the laser room, the whole experience was great fun although it had its small flaws. We would say that some of the puzzles are more on the easy side for professionals or experienced players compared to others but, with a difficulty rating of medium, we would agree that is fitting. We managed to escape in 48 minutes with minimal assistance from our game master but, the little prompts managed to push us through the challenges we did have with the odd puzzle! 

We would love to say thank you to the team at AIM Escapes for inviting us to come back and experience another room and to our games master for a fantastic game. If you are fancy being a spy or, fancy trying a technology based room then we would recommend when you are within the London area you check it out!