Company Enchanted Escape Room

Think DnD meets Game of Thrones. The opener hits hard, then the puzzles ease up as you progress. I liked that the king and queen are Black and that it matters for gameplay. The giant pencil mechanic took a minute, we hit a few red herrings, and still got out with 12:18 left. Solid pick for smaller enthusiast groups. Newer spot, and the parking lot was accidentally locked when I arrived. Morty once... Expand

Found it on Morty and jumped straight to Chapter 4. The area looked a bit sketch at night but was quiet, and it’s in a big warehouse complex. The room is tech-forward and nonlinear; bigger groups help, though 4–6 is a sweet spot. We escaped with three. Loved the two different clue channels and the cute finishing touches from the owner. A couple puzzles felt like pure WTF until they clicked after t... Expand

Our group of eight did a beta run, met the owners, and heard about the four-chapter vision, so you can expect a story-first experience. It’s puzzle-heavy, leans high-tech instead of lock-and-key, and the flow made sense to us. We flagged the ending as an area to refine, and they were already testing alternatives. I’m excited to see what they landed on.

This was tough mainly because it’s nonlinear and the connections between puzzles didn’t land for us. We asked for a lot of hints. The story felt a bit wacky and didn’t fully add up in the moment.

Two of us tackled this room and barely squeaked out a win. Even after our first couple visits warming up, this one felt tougher. The theme sings, the space is small but used super creatively, and I’d cap a team at three.

The set looks great and the lore actually matters, which I appreciated. Nonlinear flow tripped us up a few times, but the GM nudged us only when we asked and it felt fair. Left grinning.

We had a blast. Loads to do, unique puzzles, and a creative set that screams labor of love. One task irked us even after hints, but overall it’s a strong experience with a satisfying Chapter 4 finish.

Great room that deserves stronger scores. Very well built and tightly put together. It’s challenging, so I’d recommend it to players with plenty of escape room experience.

Come with four or five people and divide and conquer. There’s a neat dual-clue system and lots to do, but parking after dark was weird and took a minute to sort out. Still worth it.

I beta-tested and, while it isn’t the flashiest build out there, the lore and the heart behind it carry a lot of weight. If you pause to consider the designers’ intent, the story woven through the space clicks. The ticking clock makes it spicy, but it’s worth it.