Company The Room LA

Dwight has every issue in the book and he wants you on the menu, but the room rocks anyway. The cabin build is spot‑on, puzzles are straightforward and satisfying, and our four‑person team escaped hint‑free. I wish the end had a tougher multi‑step challenge, but I’d still recommend it to newbies and veterans alike.

Bigger than expected with a clear through‑line from start to finish. Puzzles were fun without being brain‑melters, and the game masters only chimed in when we asked. More thriller than truly scary, and well worth the price.

The spaceship look is cool, but there’s way too much blacklight work and only a couple people can use them. Our GM missed a reset near the end, so we had to wait, and the story never really built; after a dozen rooms, this is my least favorite because the puzzles were just okay.

Cool concept, rough hardware. I scraped my knuckle on a metal edge and the blacklight felt overused. Staff were kind, but I left more wary than wowed.

This was my second room ever and I liked the mix of locks and puzzles, but I wanted a stronger scare factor. The actor kept tossing hints we didn’t ask for, which took away from the solve, yet overall I’d still recommend it.

We had a great time, the staff was lovely, and the actor added a unique layer to the room. It’s very lock‑forward, so keep that in mind if you prefer gadgets.

Fun theme and a clear goal, and our group of four breezed through without feeling lost. Some set pieces looked great, others looked budget, but we still had a good time. Not scary at all, which worked for our tween.

I loved the spaceship atmosphere and the pacing clicked for us. A couple puzzles were clever and the room looked cool under the lights. Would recommend to newer players or mixed‑experience teams.

Set and props felt on the cheaper side and the finale didn’t deliver, but we still had a decent time. Most puzzles were pretty standard and a few were single‑path, which slowed the group.

The GM had to jump in and fix a reset issue near the end, which broke the momentum. Puzzles were fine but nothing special, and the story didn’t really crescendo. Decent for a casual night, not a must‑play.