Company Top Tier Escape Rooms

I wasn’t a fan overall. Immersion was weak, puzzles felt limited and unclear, a lot of the space sat unused, and our game ended anticlimactically when the finale triggered early before we finished the last sequence. After the owner replied, I clarified that finishing fast and finding steps unintuitive can both be true, and that the early trigger points to a design flaw rather than operator timing.... Expand

Not great. Multiple puzzles didn’t trigger, so the GM had to tell us what should’ve happened and basically unlock things for us. Pieces were cracked or missing, logic got muddy, and we finished fast but without any satisfaction because we kept stopping to ‘fix the game.’

I had fun with the group and some puzzles were neat, but the wear on almost every prop broke the illusion. The set starts strong then loses cohesion near the end. Gen‑1 to gen‑2 locks, medium difficulty, and a light scavenger start—this room badly needs a refurb.

Our crew of six, ages 11 to 77, escaped in 42 minutes. It’s linear so fewer players might be smoother, one task needs two people, no locks anywhere, and there’s a brief brave moment where a small flexible teammate helps. Not scary and nicely kept.

Loved the ocean soundscape and the glow-y, underwater look. Our group of five split up and always had something to do, and the hint system was fun. It’s definitely an older build, but everything we touched worked fine this time. Solid night out.

After 200-plus rooms, this still felt uniquely funny and fresh with varied puzzles and a lively finish. Keep enthusiasts to two or three, newbies three or four, and expect one puzzle that feels designer-y but ultimately makes sense.

I used to work here, and I’d still tell you to skip this one. Key items are rubbed off or worn, which turns basic steps into chores, and the puzzles don’t really shine—especially if you’re new. If you want an easier win at this venue, pick Outside In instead.

We had a blast with a couple of newer players, and the difficulty landed right in the middle for us. The GM was kind, the place spotless and easy to find, and the puzzles were inventive without being unfair. We’re excited to try Atlantis next.

Very immersive, and while it’s older and lower tech, the challenges were solid. I’d recommend it to folks with five-plus rooms under their belt so you don’t get stuck on the reading-heavy bits.

Tricky in spots, non-linear, and surprisingly good for three people. Bring your readers—there’s a lot to parse—and expect a couple old-school locks. We had fun and would try another room here.