Company Mission Escape Games

Really enjoyed it—no combo locks anywhere, just buttons, turny bits, different inputs and plugs. A couple puzzles were genuinely tough and we only connected the dots with a hint, while another was obvious in hindsight and made us laugh. It’s very dark at first and stays semi-lit, and the large room was freezing for our team of two, so bring a jacket. Not scary at all, fine for older kids who don’t... Expand

That opening hits like a movie trailer, and the audio cues kept us locked in the whole time. Loved the no-lock design and the crisp confirmations when you solve something. Worked great for our trio—tight, linear flow and zero dead time.

Of the three games at this location, this one carries the most story. The set is cool, the tech and surprises land, and it’s the hardest here. Our duo of veterans escaped by a sliver. It starts linear, then opens into parallel puzzles; mostly well signposted with a couple fuzzier links. Recommend.

A clever spin on Jekyll & Hyde with detail carried through the whole experience. Difficulty jumps now and then, there’s plenty to keep a larger group busy, and a few puzzles really needed all of us working together. Sound and lighting cues were spot on, and the staff handled our staggered arrivals with grace.

Futuristic theme with clever, exciting puzzle moments and fair difficulty. It leans more techy than End of Days and, in our opinion, does it better across set, lighting, and wow factor. If you only have time for one apocalyptic room here, make it Carbon.

We didn’t get out with just two players. The intro video, light cues, and electronic puzzles were awesome, and the futuristic look worked well. We hit dead ends and used all five hints. Bring a bigger team for all the back‑and‑forth.

Easily my favorite at Mission Escape. The soundtrack, story beats, lighting, and a huge pile of puzzles made it feel premium. Best with at least three, but my partner and I squeaked out with under a minute. As a futurist, the high‑tech design totally hit the spot.

Solid game with a great vibe, not as intense as some OC scare rooms. Mostly Gen‑1 with a few cool Gen‑2 moments. One worn puzzle piece but a friendly GM, and we escaped in 37 minutes with four enthusiasts.

Might be one of my favorites ever. Concept, flow, and design are a step above the other Mission rooms. Tons of puzzles yet it still clicks together beautifully. I don’t usually love heavy tech, but this was the exception. Two of us finished with seconds left; 3–4 is probably ideal. Not great as a first room, but absolutely recommended.

The darkness made the first search brutal, but once the GM nudged us, we flew through. The set wasn’t fully reset at entry—door to the next room was open—but they reset our time and we carried on. The personalized killer interaction was my favorite bit.