Company Exit Game

Easily my favorite at this venue. I’ve never been pushed and cracked up so hard in the same hour, and the intro video is legendary in my friend group. With only two of us it was almost impossible, but we still pulled it off—though I’d say 4–6 players is the sweet spot, since one section is brutal for a duo. If you only play one room here, make it this one.

I had a good time overall, but a few things weren’t great. You’ll be ducking and crawling between spaces more than feels necessary, and there’s one puzzle that can freeze the team unless you take a hint. It was also very warm; two of us nearly passed out, and the GM said that was the normal temp. Still, the story was fun, there were some awesome moments, and my team left smiling.

Not outright terrifying but tense in all the right ways, with set and sound working hand in hand to pull you in. The mechanics wowed us, puzzles clicked without leaps, and the serial‑killer‑loves‑escape‑rooms premise is delightfully cheeky. The satire and little gags sealed it as a 10/10 for our group. Huge thanks to Jeremiah for top-tier GM’ing.

I’d waited years to play and it delivered: playful horror homage with a standout moment I won’t forget. Loved that color‑based puzzles had labels for colorblind players and the props felt lovingly made, Saw nods included.

To really savor the parody, it helps if your team has played a few horror rooms first. The split start favors an even group (four is perfect), difficulty is gentle, and the ending lands nicely. There’s a tiny duck‑under moment but otherwise it’s very accessible.

My favorite Exit Game room so far—super immersive, tons of fun, and cleverly put together. There’s some crawling, but they don’t force everyone to do it; I even did a short one just to see the full space. Gorgeous build and the rule/story videos have a great sense of humor. Absolute must-play.

We call this our team’s “initiation” room now—communication heavy from a blindfolded split start but never unfair. It’s creepy, not truly scary, and I loved the horror‑movie nods woven into the puzzles and sets. Great trust‑builder, great time.

I’m a total scaredy cat and still had a blast. The blindfolded split start made us communicate, and once we settled in it was more comedy than terror. No live actors, just clever staging and a few well-timed pops.

Bummed it’s closed now. The space was cool with unique tech puzzles, a fun Freddie Wong intro, and even a challenge mode if you finished fast.

Easily a top‑tier pick for us. Christine and Jeremiah crafted smooth gameplay with clever, unique touches I hadn’t seen before, plus a couple of fun frights. They also spent time swapping recommendations afterward, which tells you how much they care.