Company Escape Room LA

Gorgeous room with big Indiana Jones vibes and a ton to do. Our GM stayed in character and gave just enough nudges. Non-linear flow let us split up and still feel useful. We left grinning.

We loved the immersive look and feel, even if a few mechanisms showed their age. Our in-character GM smoothed over issues and nudged us when we missed details. Tough for two experienced players, but very satisfying.

Immersive and on-theme with unique puzzles, plus a creative hint system that kept us in the world. It’s their hardest room and our trio escaped with 17 seconds left, brains fried but happy.

Great immersion and a rare Mayan theme with props that feel substantial. Not having a way to track time and a delayed door trigger caused confusion, and we ultimately didn’t escape. Likely age-related jank, but I’d still recommend it for the fun factor.

I never felt lost thanks to strong environmental clueing and clean sequencing. Layout, puzzle placement, and theming all clicked brilliantly; I’m already eyeing their other rooms.

Production holds up well, with some expected wear over time. I didn’t find it their hardest, and the constellation bit stood out as fresh. The GM could’ve been warmer, but the last room lets a group divide tasks nicely. Plan ahead for tricky downtown parking.

Excellent Mayan pyramid adventure with an Indiana Jones spark. Creative, logical puzzles made us feel smart, though the final room as a duo was tense and frustrating in a good way. Our in-room GM stayed playful and helpful.

Loved the set and the puzzles, but I missed having a visible timer and the GM hovering wasn’t my thing. Still, the reveals were slick and the mechanisms felt meaty and fun.

I came in excited but the run got derailed by puzzles that weren’t working or weren’t reset, plus a GM who gave hints we didn’t ask for and reset things while we played. The theme and set were strong, but the immersion took a hit.

Stunning room and full of tactile moments—water effects, glowing runes, the works. Our group of five split up and kept busy the whole time, and the GM chimed in only when we asked. Left buzzing.