Company Maze Rooms

Did Pharaoh’s Tomb on a rainy day and, despite having seen a ton of Egyptian rooms, I loved how you actually crawl and squeeze through passages. The set’s got wear and the flow can get choppy with puzzles that feel random at times, but there were still legit wow moments. I’d pick One Way Train or World of Illusions first, yet this is a nice brain warm‑up. Go with three to four, or two experienced ... Expand

We hit a pile of issues: bad walkie audio over loud room sound, a main puzzle that was broken, unmarked fingerprint scanners, and a hot/cold task that felt unsafe. We tapped out early and I’d steer people to a different location.

Our game started unprepared, we were pulled out for a reset, and several props felt broken or dimly lit. No real feedback on solves, so we didn’t know what triggered. The challenge came from jank and flow issues, not puzzle difficulty, and the GM seemed stretched thin.

The promo pics made it look bigger and more puzzle‑dense, but it’s a single micro room with mostly button‑pressing tasks. Recorded audio was hard to hear, our walkie wasn’t tuned at first, and the whole thing left us annoyed. If you want a fuller adventure, I’d choose the other room here.

Second game at this venue for us, and this one felt easier than their Vampire room but still a blast. Some puzzles demanded layered connections while others were purely tactile or movement heavy. With three people we still escaped in roughly 30 minutes even after burning ten on one stubborn step, so the pacing felt off. The toughest moment landed mid‑run when the end was actually just minutes away... Expand

Absolutely loved this room. A few sequences will rattle nervous players, but nothing felt unfair. The game flows cleanly with no wild leaps, the ambiance tech impresses, and even with a brief tech pause we had a blast. GM Harper nailed the intro, timed hints well, and rescued us from finicky tech without burning clock. We’ll be back.

Immersive Russian spy setting with props and music that sell the era. Most puzzles are mechanical with a few combos, and the GM help via the themed radio was great. A couple of steps didn’t work right—one door was already unlocked and we accidentally solved another puzzle. We finished as a duo in about 40 minutes. Parking around lunchtime was rough, so be mindful.

Best set at this location, but tech lag and finicky triggers left us mixed. The sweet GM framed us as apprentices, then the story fizzled and red herrings ate time. A couple of puzzles were cool, just not cohesive, and the finale didn’t land for us.

Didn’t expect to like the magic theme and ended up loving those puzzle ties. We nearly escaped as a duo—one more person would’ve tipped it. Production is good, but the briefing felt rushed, an icon was confusing, and one used‑again puzzle went against the usual conditioning. Still recommend overall.

Great idea density and clever progression, but we noticed wear and tear—two panels were already open, and a few props felt fragile. Still fun, just lighter on puzzles than expected; we finished with lots of time.