Company Boss-Play Escape Rooms

Great for newcomers. My team has 45 rooms and we cleared this in about 25 minutes with no hints. Not scary, and there are no live actors inside.

First puzzle slaps you awake, then the flow settles in nicely. There’s a later task that’s pretty physical and ate time, but our GM was great and we squeaked out with seconds left. Candy everywhere was a hilarious bonus for my family of four.

Fun for the theme and not just a wall of combo locks; the puzzles feel a touch more unique. Production isn’t top-tier, but the Willy Wonka vibe is strong enough to balance it. I wouldn’t bring more than four, and I’d only book at a solid discount—$80 for two felt like a rip-off to me. We paid $40 each with a promo and were relieved we didn’t do full price.

I’m split, but leaning positive. The build screams passion and immersion, with several standout moments, yet tech hiccups and a checked-out moderator dulled the fun and we got hints for things already done. It also felt pretty close to Spaceteam in places. Still worth playing and worth the price—could be incredible with steadier tech and a fresher spin.

Fun room but the repeating alert mini-game wore me down by the third round, and one sensor acted flaky until the GM reset it. Still, the theme’s great and there are smart ideas; it just needed smoother tech.

One of the most enjoyable spaceship rooms I’ve played, and it nails the failing-ship vibe. Puzzles feel practical, with clear compartments unlocking new bits. Did it with my partner and would suggest a smaller team for maximum fun.

We had an awkward start: they waited for a different group to arrive so they could brief us together, which delayed our game by about half an hour. Then we were told there wasn’t time for a photo after. Strange policy and disappointing service despite the room being fine.

Pure whimsy from start to finish. The bubble moment had me laughing like a kid, and the puzzles clicked without feeling samey. Loved that it wasn’t all combo locks, and our GM kept the vibe upbeat. Would happily replay if there were a sequel.

They squeeze a lot from a compact space. Great pick for a date since it isn’t sprawling, with puzzles that push you just enough and sharp hosts running the show.

Theme is spot on and the puzzles are a blast, with a throwback vibe that made me want to rewatch the 70s film. It’s challenging in the right way, and the game masters were excellent.