Company Legacy Escape Rooms

We’ve done three rooms here as two adults plus two kids, and this one we finally escaped with 8:30 left. Vicki was great and the lack of directional locks was a nice change. Not really scary—our eight-year-old was fine—and while the sets show age, everything worked and the flow made sense.

I came in with low expectations and still left disappointed. We needed hints constantly because the logic didn’t connect, one prop was broken and the GM had to come in and force it, and hints were delivered as outright answers. The last room barely had content, and as a duo we were locked out of areas the whole time. Cool spooky sound cues, but overall a clunky, directionless experience.

Don’t let the cute candy vibe fool you—this room bites back. We chose the harder mode and got a nice range of puzzles that hit different senses, all in a linear flow. It’s great for 3–4, or even a speedy couple, and there’s no brute forcing here. Our GM, Cali, was lovely and accommodated us late on a Sunday.

Went in with six and the split start was a blast—lots of cross-room teamwork and a couple of puzzles I hadn’t seen before. Spooky but not nightmare fuel. Our GM gave gentle nudges at the right times and let us drive. Solid night out with friends.

Fun overall. The props aren’t as immersive as other places, but the puzzles hit a nice difficulty and we escaped with zero hints. It’s almost all locks, little tech, and some of the locks were sticky. I’d send a group of three or four.

We expected a kids’ room and got a legit challenge. We topped the leaderboard, but we also work in escape rooms, so don’t let that fool you. One puzzle alone could take 20 minutes. Our GM, Zmar, was the sweetest and made the run even better.

We were excited, but found out some puzzles were disabled because we didn’t have enough players. Old puzzle remnants were still visible and sent us chasing the wrong path for 30 minutes. The lobby felt welcoming; the room, less so.

Way sweeter than it looks, and trickier too. My partner and I cleared it with a couple of nudges, and the linear flow kept us locked in. Cute set, upbeat music, and puzzles that feel fair once you see the click.

Took our tween and had a blast. It’s mostly locks, but the dessert puzzles are clever and the GM kept us moving when we stalled. One puzzle’s clueing was fuzzy, otherwise a delightful sugar rush.

Our lock had the correct code but was stuck, and we wasted about 10 minutes before the GM admitted it was finicky. Hints tended to be straight answers, which took the fun out. I do appreciate that they scale puzzle count to team size.