Company Big Bear Escape Room

Loved the saloon vibe and the way the story actually drives the puzzles. Sheriff Tanner kept us in the world from start to finish, and four people felt just right. We left buzzing.

Super immersive build, and Tanner nailed the mood from the jump. Hints meant he had to step in, but he stayed in character. We hit a few puzzle types we hadn’t seen, needed a nudge or two, and the flow made next steps clear. Mostly hands-on mechanisms with a sprinkle of tech, and a very fun time overall.

Excellent set and easy-to-follow flow. There were a few distractors I’m still unsure about, but overall it was solid. Loved that there was just one key lock and one combo. It was my sister’s first room and she felt genuinely helpful.

Tight, single-room tension that starts by splitting you up for a minute—nice touch. One red herring wasted time, but the comms-based puzzles were satisfying. Would recommend to groups that like to coordinate under pressure.

Smart, varied puzzles with barely any padlocks, and the props feel rugged and real. My first-timer friend contributed a ton and now she’s hooked.

Loved how much we had to actually talk to each other. The room’s creepy without being over the top, and the finale had us scrambling. Great date-night pick if you like a little adrenaline without nightmares after.

Two puzzles wouldn’t cooperate, and after burning time we learned they were basically out of commission with no fix yet. Our GM also didn’t know one step and said most teams skip it because it just turns on a light. Still gave it a decent score because the rest was entertaining.

We’re a trio who’s done a bunch of rooms, and this one became a favorite. Puzzles made us think and entertained us, and the props were solid. They’re opening a second room soon and we’re already planning the return trip.

One of our first more tech-forward rooms, and we really liked it. Communication mattered a lot, which made the solves feel earned. We hit a small glitch, but the game master came right in and fixed it, and the whole run stayed fun.

Really immersive with playful, interactive props and just the right hint timing. Several puzzles were genuinely clever, landing at a sweet spot between fun and challenge.