Company The Immersive Machine

From the lobby to the last door, this felt like a full-on sci‑fi film set. No countdown clock, a hilarious in-world hint system, and adaptive pacing kept us immersed. Our duo had great flow, and that slick ocular gadget demanded real teamwork. Easily a top-tier cyberpunk build with zero wasted details.

Utterly absorbing from the lobby on. The in-world hint system cracked us up, the costumes sealed the vibe, and the puzzles actually felt like hacking a future city. Would play again tomorrow.

We ran as a team of two veterans and loved the co-op heavy design. Dressing up set the mood, the puzzles scaled to our speed, and it’s absolutely not a solo room—you’ll want a good partner.

I soloed it and had a blast. The set is gorgeous and inventive, the puzzles varied, and the owners are lovely. Also, it’s a short hop from the airport—no-brainer stop if you’re passing through.

Flashy lobby warm-up, high-tech sets, and smooth pacing made for a great run. My only gripe: the finish cut off a bit abruptly. It’s not super tough, and 4–6 players feels ideal. The in-room ‘star’ is a riot without breaking immersion.

We blasted through with five people, and the GM seamlessly amped things up with extra content so it stayed challenging. Fast, fun, and polished—can’t wait to see what they open next.

Super immersive and interactive with creative touches everywhere. I’m not usually into futuristic themes, and one piece was down plus the area felt a bit rough, but the game still rocked and is an easy Phoenix must-play.

As an enthusiast, I loved the non-linear structure and the smart tech toys. Nothing felt like busywork—every solve moved the story forward.

Not the hardest room, but the atmosphere is phenomenal and the humor lands. There are fresh mechanics here, and you can tell it’s built with real passion.

What a delight—zippy puzzles, tons of laughs, and the most charming hint mechanism I’ve encountered. Having a co-creator GM us added a special touch.