Escape room 12+

Search For Sasquatch

2 - 10 people60 minutesAbove average

Professor Bernard Watson has been on the hunt for the legendary Sasquatch for years. As his research partner, you’ve indulged his fantasy and covered for him whenever he follows the urge to disappear

Large groupsWith childrenFor pros

Company Boxed In Escape Rooms

Above average

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

Escape room awards

Best of Morty (2025)Morty

Nominee (2025)TERPECA

Best of Morty (2024)Morty

Best of Morty (2023)Morty

Nominee (2023)TERPECA

About the escape room

Last week he left a crazed voicemail insisting he had proof but that someone was coming to get him. He left instructions for you to join him at his cabin if he didn’t send further communication. Now he’s gone missing, and while you’re certain there’s no such thing as Sasquatch, you feel it’s your duty to find him.

Darkness is falling when you arrive at his cabin, and there’s an ominous presence in the woods. Will you find the professor and uncover the truth or will the shadow in the forest find you first?

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the movie-quality set, the clever reveals, and that goosebump “wow” or two. It’s approachable, atmospheric, and run by people who clearly care about the craft.

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4.9

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AI Overview

AIReviews rave about the immersive, multi-area set and several jaw-dropping moments that feel straight out of a film. Puzzles are creative, fair, and often integrated into the environment rather than paper-and-pencil logic alone. Difficulty leans easier and somewhat linear for enthusiasts, with some teams finishing quickly. Staff and owners get consistent praise for being friendly, helpful, and great at debriefs.

WeaknessesA few players wanted more literal “Sasquatch” presence. Veterans may find it a bit easy or linear and some groups finished fast. Parts are dim, though lanterns are provided.

StrengthsTop-tier production with smart environmental interactions and memorable reveals. Flow is smooth and intuitive, and the team running it is genuinely welcoming. Many call it a must-play in the St. Louis area.

SecurityThe space feels well-managed and stable, with clear instructions and attentive staff. Dim areas are mitigated by supplied lanterns.

Level of fearNot really scary, more eerie woods vibes and darkness. Suitable for families and older kids who are okay with low light.

Actors' gameNo live actors mentioned; the interaction is with the set and tech. Game masters and owners are frequently praised for being kind, attentive, and thoughtful in briefing and debrief.

Quality of riddlesUniquely clued, logical, and varied, mixing padlocks with tech and lots of hands-on interaction. Searching exists but isn’t the main event; most clues are embedded in the environment. Enthusiasts may find them on the easier side, but they’re fair and satisfying.

PlotYou’re tracking your missing mentor, Professor Watson, to a remote cabin as night closes in, chasing proof of a legend. The story unfolds through the environment as you push deeper into the woods to uncover what really happened.

Difficulty levelBest sweet spot is 2–3 players; more than 4 may feel crowded on the linear flow. Newer teams will do fine with a nudge or two, while seasoned players may breeze but still enjoy the ride.