Company Quest Room

Excellent room with engaging, well-thought-out puzzles and almost no padlocks. You begin split, which forces collaboration while still letting folks solve in parallel. Props and paper feel authentic; it’s become one of my favorites.

If you’re after classic puzzling, skip it; this is an adrenaline machine. The no-running rule clashes with being chased in blackout conditions, which led to minor injuries in our group and felt risky when lights were killed. Fun overall, just overpriced for me and the safety brief should be clearer about rescues to reduce panicked sprints.

Finally got to play and it delivered on the chase set pieces, booming effects, and fearless actors. I loved the secret passages and the balance of scary-but-fun, but the Greek myth touches felt uneven, I wanted more story to solve, and the finale sightlines meant some of us missed the ending. Given the high price, I get why opinions split, yet the craft and staffing explain a lot of the cost.

We had a blast, even though the constant need to engage with a live GM won’t suit everyone. The best bits were the tasks that only worked through the “questgiver,” plus the improv with some hilariously foul-mouthed animals. It’s a smaller space with lighter puzzles, and our intro audio glitched for about ten minutes, but the GM covered it. Also, heads-up: Spell Breakers uses the same room in a kid... Expand

I loved the live actor and the way the GM tailored the scare level, even splitting us up based on comfort. The folks put in the milder start had a less exciting time, but overall it wasn’t too scary and the puzzles were thematic. Perfect size felt like four to five.

I hate to be the downer, but this style just isn’t for us and doesn’t feel like a typical escape room. There’s a lot of acting and some other bits I won’t spoil. Staff were lovely and the place is spotless, but if you want traditional puzzle flow, look elsewhere. Too much standing around and too much acting for our taste.

Our run derailed because a key puzzle never triggered, even when the GM tried to force it. Several other steps failed to activate, hints were scarce with the GM covering three rooms, and the cluing felt muddy. The set looked great, but we ended up getting a refund after a miserable time.

Massive, not beginner friendly, and an absolute blast if your group leans in. Our GMs riffed with us and the room flipped between horror and comedy without losing intensity. We escaped above average time; my advice is to interact, keep cool heads, and enjoy the chaos.

Well-executed story and theming with a few genuine surprises, capped by a hall-of-fame ending. Puzzles aren’t too tough, making this a breezy ride for beginners or mixed groups, with enough parallel paths to keep several people busy.

Felt straight out of The Mummy with tight rooms, booming effects, and a time-pressured sequence that spiked our adrenaline. Not super puzzle-dense, but the spectacle delivered. Heads-up: parking and area are rough after dark.