Space Evader

Space Evader is built for teams that want volume, pace and constant problem-solving rather than a single big reveal. Lucardo Manchester has gone for a sci-fi collection game aboard the Flagship Discovery, and the result is brisk, busy and clever, with a structure that keeps you moving almost from the start. If your ideal room is packed with puzzle flow, this is firmly in your lane.

The headline attraction is sheer output. With a very high puzzle count and a 75-minute run time, this is a room that rewards organised splitting up and parallel solving. That makes it especially strong for groups of four to six who enjoy working flat out, and for enthusiasts who like collection-style gameplay where progress comes from constant small wins rather than a neat linear chain.

The set dressing gives the game proper presence. The spaceship theme is well realised, with a polished industrial look, clear sci-fi styling and enough atmosphere to sell the mission. It feels like a room that knows how to look the part, even if it is more workmanlike than jaw-dropping.

The puzzle mix sounds broad and energetic, leaning on observation, deduction, tech-led interactions and a few more physical or arcade-flavoured tasks. That variety is a plus, and it helps explain why the room earns praise for feeling