Closed
Bad Chemistry
4.71
2 - 6 people60 minutesMedium
Company Over the Moon Escape Rooms
Medium
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
It's exam time in your high school chemistry class and you are underprepared as usual. When your teacher momentarily steps out, you see an opportunity to secure a passing grade. This pulls you into a situation which takes you far beyond the classroom and into a world fraught with peril.
AI
Brief assessment
Navigator AIA tight, story-first escape with Breaking Bad vibes, clever logic, and a choose-your-fate finish. Great hosts keep the pace brisk, and the set squeezes a lot of fun into one compact room.
The owner of this escape room has not yet confirmed their details.
If you are the owner of this escape room, please confirm your details so that customers can see your contact information for bookings.Location
Paid Parking
Wifi
Wardrobe
AI Overview
AIPlayers praise the immersive theme, even those who haven’t seen the show, and call out a satisfying, logical puzzle flow that ramps up nicely. It’s a single, small room that can feel cramped with bigger groups, and there’s at least one crouch-heavy moment that’s rough for mobility issues. Hosts like Shane, Nathaniel, and Tessa get consistent love for sharp clueing and smooth communication. Expect easter eggs for fans, a cool light-based element, and a final decision that lands the story.
WeaknessesSpace is tight; more than four players can feel crowded. Early game can feel scattered with lots of info that reads as unintentional red herrings. One crouching sequence isn’t friendly to limited mobility, and the theme won’t be everyone’s cup of tea.
StrengthsFun, coherent storyline with cool props and a memorable end choice. Intuitive, fair puzzles and a slick hint system. Hosts are attentive and personable, and the atmosphere nails the chemistry-crime flavor.
SecurityStandard briefing and clear guidance from staff; hint delivery is smooth. Note the small footprint and a crouching bit that could be tough for mobility concerns.
Level of fearNot a scare room—more tense and playful than spooky. The crime/drug theme is present but not graphic, so teens and up should be fine with guidance.
Actors' gameGMs like Shane, Nathaniel, and Tessa earn shoutouts for crisp communication, on-point hints, and flexible support. Interaction is friendly and responsive without overstepping the immersion.
Quality of riddlesMostly logical and hands-on with clean solves, a neat light-driven moment, and chemistry-flavored tasks. Flow can take a minute to click, then it hums. Minimal intentional red herrings, though the info density can mimic them early on.
PlotYou start as an underprepared chem student, then the stakes spike and you’re pulled into a high-risk caper. It channels the show’s energy without requiring fandom and ends with a meaningful choice.
Difficulty levelMid-range and approachable; good for small teams and even solo with hints. Newer players may need a nudge early, while veterans will appreciate a few trickier moments and the late-game lift.
Reviews