Company United Escapes of America

Meant to be linear, but several broken elements threw the sequence off, so a bunch of locks didn’t track logically. About half the tech wouldn’t fire, and the finale felt awkward and out of place.

Loved the nautical set and cozy pirate vibe. Our game master kept hints timely, and the room had a couple of clever reveals that landed. Great night out for a mixed-skill group.

Booked for a tween birthday and it was a win. Nothing scary, staff was kind, and the puzzles were simple enough that the kids could lead. Parents could actually relax and cheer them on.

We loved the set and how new spaces kept opening up. The tactile bits were super satisfying and the clock pressure made the finale pop. Classic adventure feel done right.

Took the family after skiing and it hit the spot. Cozy set, the snow effect in the second room made the kids gasp, and the GM was lovely. Mostly lock puzzles, but our crew had fun and escaped with a few minutes left.

Hard to see at first, but the decor is excellent once you adjust. The puzzles link together well and the run feels cohesive.

Small room, big vibes. The set feels legit and the clueing never felt unfair. Yes, lots of locks, but the ways you find the numbers are smart. Would bring a newbie friend.

I didn’t enjoy this one much. The walls are basically picture panels that don’t reach the ceiling, and hearing the GM typing broke immersion.

Starts with a decent look, but it’s warm, tight, and the puzzles feel repetitive. The room shows wear, tech hiccups popped up, and better GM help with malfunctions would have improved it. A refresh is overdue.

Our group of five had a great time. It’s not the most immersive room I’ve seen, but the pirate decor works and sets the vibe. Mostly traditional locks with a few delightful surprises, and it’s very family-friendly.