Caskwerks & Capone
Escape room 10+

Caskwerks & Capone

4.38
2 - 8 people60 minutesDifficult
Immerse yourself in 1928, as Al Capone's right-hand man. Face rival gangs, the FBI and stay one step ahead. Evade capture, continue operations and escape before it’s too late.
Large groupsFor prosWith children

Difficult
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
The year is 1928, the height of prohibition, and you… are the right-hand man of the greatest bootlegger the world has ever known… Al Capone. For the last few years, your gang has been raking in the big bucks and living the high life. But lately, you’ve been facing increasing opposition, primarily from rival gangs, the FBI and the most determined prohibition agent in the country… Elliot Ness. The authorities are getting dangerously close to uncovering your whereabouts and distribution locations so Capone has gone into hiding. You’ve been tasked with continuing operations from your underground speakeasy hideout while he lays low. But, you’ve just been informed by an agent on the take that they’re closing in on you. Now you need to shore up your operations, gather all the intel from the agent you have on the inside and escape to another hideout before time runs out.
Important information and features of the escape room
You need to arrive at least 15 minutes before your start time. All games start exactly at their published time. Anyone under 13 will need to be accompanied by an adult and any player under the age of 13 will need an adult to sign their waiver. You can add up to 2 additional people over the normal max limit, but it may make the game more crowded. All games are private for your group. We recommend booking online in advance. Walk-ins accepted if slots available. Games are 60 minutes long. If you arrive late, time will be deducted and no refunds are given for late arrivals.
AI
Brief assessment
Navigator AI
A compact, lock-forward speakeasy caper with a clear 1920s vibe and a ticking-clock feel. Best for first-timers or casual groups who want a straightforward, single-room challenge without scares.

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Location

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AI Overview

AIReviews consistently describe one small, minimally dressed room packed with padlocks, number inputs, and math. Flow can feel messy early due to poor lock mapping and parallel clue streams, though several say it clicks better near the end. The tablet hint system confuses puzzle tracking and penalizes wrong choices with time-outs, but staff are kind and step in. Newer players tend to enjoy it more than seasoned enthusiasts.
WeaknessesHeavy reliance on similar code locks and weak lock mapping leads to tedious combo testing. The tablet hint system is clunky and punishing, and the room’s decor feels basic for the price. Several mention math-heavy tasks and tools that don’t help much.
StrengthsTheme beats land through in-world notes and clear audio cues. A few puzzles are genuinely clever or satisfyingly tricky. Game masters come across as friendly and supportive.
SecurityStandard indoor setup with no physical strain or scare elements mentioned. The only penalty noted is a time-out if you choose the wrong hint on the tablet.
Level of fearNot scary and no jump scares; fine for families and teens. Younger kids may struggle with the math focus.
Actors' gameNo in-room actors; interaction is mostly via a tablet plus a helpful game master. Some guests wished for more guided nudges instead of the penalized hint flow.
Quality of riddlesMostly lock-and-key with plenty of four-digit codes and math. Connections between clue streams can be murky, but there are a couple of fresh ideas. Difficulty stems more from structure and mapping than from deep logic leaps.
PlotYou’re Capone’s right-hand in a hidden speakeasy, gathering intel and securing operations before Ness closes in. Story touches stay light and mostly serve as flavor while you puzzle through locks.
Difficulty levelApproachable for beginners and casual groups; enthusiasts may find it basic and repetitive. Expect moderate challenge with some tedium from trial-and-error and math.

Reviews

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Sam & Tori
Beginner
3
We weren’t wowed. It’s a small, minimally themed room that never expands beyond what you see at the start, and the intro about solving eleven puzzles in any order didn’t match how it actually played. Clue streams felt disjointed, the tablet showed all hints at once, and guessing the wrong one led to a timeout, though our GM was kind and quick to help. Expect lots of locks and plenty of math, with
29.06.2025
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alex_89
Beginner
3
The tablet hint system threw us off because picking the wrong puzzle hit us with a timeout. Once we got past that, the flow improved, but I missed a more hands-on game master guiding the arc.
12.09.2025
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Ivan from Seattle
Beginner
3
Our host was sweet and jumped in when the hints stalled us. I liked the in-world notes, but the clue paths crossed in odd ways and the room never opens up beyond what you first see.
25.08.2025
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Marina K.
Beginner
4
Loved the bootlegger theme and the radio-style audio hints, and a couple puzzles landed with a nice aha. The set is bare-bones and it’s a single room, but we still had a fun hour. Good for a low-key date night if you’re newer to escape rooms.
25.03.2025
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escapeNerd
Beginner
3
The hint tablet penalizes you and makes it hard to tell which puzzle you’re on, so the flow felt clumsy. I’m used to a game master nudging us along, and I missed that here.
27.01.2025
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Nate J.
Beginner
4
For a single, straightforward space with simple props, it delivers a decent hour, but you don’t get a ton for the price. The set is basic and the lock mapping is messy, with several similar four-digit locks to test. The pace improves near the finish, which helps. Best for completionists or newer players.
07.09.2025
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Guest
Beginner
2
Too many identical four-digit locks and lots of math made it feel like busywork. We even had a quirky lock with zero instructions and a flimsy calculator. Not for me.
06.05.2025
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Riley P.
Beginner
4
Cool idea, but the flow never gelled and several items felt misleading as the game went on. If you’re into lots of locks and pure problem-solving, you may enjoy it more than I did.
08.10.2025
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Lena✨
Beginner
4
Beginner-friendly and the ending run was smoother than the start. If you like code locks and a classic speakeasy wrapper, it scratches that itch, though value-wise it’s on the simple side.
05.12.2025
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Jonas A.
Beginner
3
Overall a basic experience that suits first-timers more than enthusiasts. It’s heavy on standard locks with few standout puzzles, and for me it landed in the lower half of my room list.
27.10.2025
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Becca L.
Beginner
3
Most locks are visible from the start, so we kept punching codes into everything to find a match, which got old. There was also an oddball lock with no instructions. Not a favorite for me.
04.10.2025

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