Company Unity Escape Rooms

We loved the split start—handcuffed and already strategizing across the room—and the GM nudged us only when we truly stalled. The scares landed without derailing the puzzles, and the flow felt tight. Best adrenaline hit I’ve had in a while.

I regretted picking this for a friend’s first escape room. The set looked worn with lots of patch jobs, and it’s nowhere near the quality of their better games. We finished with about twenty minutes left and only needed one explanation for a puzzle that made no sense. If you’ve done a bunch of rooms, this will feel dated and easy.

We’re avid escapers and this ranked among our least favorite visits. The GMs were kind, but the puzzles were poorly built and two similar-looking elements nearly cost us the win. The story dump was heavy and confusing rather than helpful.

Split start, serial-killer vibe, and a nice mix of puzzle types made the game engaging. Reused colors and a sea of similar locks caused confusion though, and our GM didn’t answer hints until the final ten minutes, which would frustrate newer teams.

The puzzles didn’t land for us. Too many finicky steps and distracting items made it feel chaotic, like pieces were tossed in just to justify another lock, and the extreme nonlinearity burned time rather than helped.

Theming was rough and worn down, and the puzzle design needs work. One step was hidden in a way we never would’ve found without staff, and another chain had way too many red herrings. That kind of artificial difficulty isn’t fun.

Too many tasks felt like arbitrary riddles with no clear trail from A to B, including moments where you literally say odd words out loud and hope it works. We’ve done hundreds of rooms, and this one played like dream logic more than puzzle logic.

We’ve done 100+ rooms and this was our roughest outing. A teammate joked about picking locks and the GM immediately barked over the radio about damages, then later warned us again over a gentle tug on a lock. As a former GM, I know there are kinder ways to set boundaries. Hints repeated the same cryptic nudge and we didn’t finish.

Go with a bigger team if you can. We had a fun, thinky run, but heads‑up if snakes make you squeamish—there are fake ones in there. I’d come back for another room here.

Too many riddles for my taste, and some felt like you needed outside knowledge. We got lost without clear guidance and the steering from the GM wasn’t direct enough to keep us immersed. The story reach didn’t quite land for me.