Company Impossible Escape

Big letdown for us, mainly because it’s just one cramped room. Several puzzles felt off or illogical, it was very dark and messy, and the tech was bare‑bones. The team was friendly, but when we asked about certain steps, they couldn’t really explain. Cool idea, weak delivery.

Loved the nautical vibe and a couple of really smart solves. It’s old‑school and low tech, but that kind of worked for the setting. We did need to slow down and hunt carefully because it’s dark, yet the immersion felt solid once we got rolling.

As my first escape room, it was more frustrating than fun. The issue wasn’t solving, it was figuring out where the puzzles even were. The search and structure made it hard to get traction.

Too dark and too searchy for my taste. We spent ages trying to figure out what to even start on, and the low‑tech props didn’t help with clarity. Left feeling more lost than thrilled.

This one missed for us. The puzzles didn’t flow, the story slipped away, and the immersion never really landed. We spent lots of time spinning our wheels and needed help on nearly every step, which felt wrong for a team that usually does well.

Cool concept, clunky flow. We kept circling the room not sure what connected to what, and the story kind of vanished halfway through. Staff were kind, though we leaned on hints more than we’d like.

Compact space but surprisingly dense. A few puzzles were genuinely clever and on‑theme, and the set sells the submarine idea. If you’re patient and methodical, you’ll have a good time.

Great premise, mixed execution. Some tasks felt unique, but finding the next step was the real puzzle, and our GM didn’t always have quick answers. Still, I liked the theme enough to not regret it.

A cute, well‑pitched room with a pleasant challenge. The puzzles felt fairly original, and the theme carried it nicely. Not groundbreaking, but fun.

Pretty neat experience overall. A couple of puzzles were genuinely clever, and the immersion worked for me.