Company Over the Moon Escape Rooms

Great family pick with smart use of a small footprint; I wouldn’t bring more than four people. It was a bit tougher than expected for a kids’ room, still fun for enthusiasts. Mostly Gen‑1 locks, strong theming, and a nice puzzle spread. Alicia was fantastic. A couple mechanisms could be tightened up—one wooden piece dropped off target, and another step felt fiddly to insert.

I went solo and felt totally supported. The puzzles are fair and tactile, and the hint system is slick. Not scary—just tense in a fun way.

Decent room solo, though the heavy searching for tiny bits slowed me down more than the solves. The theme felt a little mixed to me with EMP, guards, and then a bomb on top. Shane and Jacob were fantastic GMs, and the hint system let them give precise nudges when I needed them.

Saw puzzle ideas I’d genuinely never run into before, all wrapped in a cool theme, and the hint interface felt smart rather than hand-holdy. Big thanks to Jake for being a great GM and keeping the pace fun. Solid experience overall.

Story was lively and the props were awesome. Only gripe: there’s a section that requires crouching, which isn’t ideal if mobility is an issue. Our GM Shane was fantastic—clear communication and spot-on clues.

First room with this company and the GM was wonderful. Sets looked great and the puzzles were fun, but the ending landed so quietly we didn’t realize we’d finished. Spooky, yes, but not aggressively scary.

Creepy without being mean, but the mannequins got me good. GM kept us on track and the builds felt high quality. Great date-night pick if you don’t bring a crowd.

Even without having seen the show, I loved this room. It starts with simple props, flows into intuitive puzzles, uses a cool light mechanic, and caps with a tough choice. Great for solo play, and GM Shane was excellent.

We didn’t finish but still enjoyed the set and puzzle design. We went down the wrong path early, laughed when we corrected course, and found a few tech bits mixed in with mostly mechanical locks. Be ready for dim lighting and two very small locks with tiny numbers that are hard to handle.

I would have loved it if the finale had triggered for us. The GM came in, explained how it should’ve gone, and wasn’t sure why it didn’t. Aside from that, the room was thoughtfully built, the hint tool was interesting but heavy on fine print, and the small space still packed in a lot.