Ctrl + Alt + Reality

Cool concept with uneven execution. Being so tech heavy means more chances to break, and we hit three issues: the intro video never played, hint sounds were off, and the final victory video didn’t trigger. Because of the hacker vibe, the glitches felt on‑theme, but losing that final aha moment still stung. The modem puzzle was confusing if you’ve never used one, but the chair placement opening int... Expand

We did it with five and that was plenty; more would’ve just added noise. It’s one of the most unique rooms I’ve played and the tech worked for us. There were some logic leaps and the pacing of when info arrives could be better, but it was tough and super fun overall.

Great potential, but a lot of puzzles missed. Without hints, there are logic jumps, and you’ll be reading constantly. The blacklight paint was so faint it was pointless, and the do‑not‑touch stickers everywhere pulled me out of the world.

Very tech-forward and reading heavy, which isn’t usually my thing, but my boyfriend loved the computer theme. We mostly avoided tech issues, except one puzzle the GM later called a red herring—it felt like a broken element they hadn’t fixed. Still, the puzzles were creative and we had a good time.

Cool theme and lots of gadgets. The phone needed a quick reboot twice, but our host fixed it fast and we still finished with time to spare. Would recommend if you like techy puzzles.

Loved the story angle, hated the dim UV and all the do‑not‑touch stickers. It broke the vibe for me even though the concept is rad.

Wild concept and slick set pieces. We hit that chair placement moment and the room’s reveal was awesome. A couple hiccups, but the GM kept us moving and we left buzzing.

Four of us did fine, but I wouldn’t bring six—there’s enough going on to create chaos. When the tech hits, it really hits, and the final sequence felt earned.

I was thrilled walking into the first room, but it went downhill after that. The tech felt forced and the puzzles didn’t click logically. Pretty disappointed, though the staff were kind and helpful.

Loved this game! It was my first escape room and we had a blast. The set looked great, and our game master wrapped it up with superlatives, which I now ask for everywhere, though most places don’t do it.

This was super electronic heavy, so if you’re not into tech it’s tougher. We still had fun, but one puzzle stalled us for ages. I want to come back and finish it.

Of the four phone interactions—patch game, chessboard, fireplace, and constellations—only the chessboard worked for us. Big letdown.

Neat ideas, but the reading dumps wore me out and a few steps felt like guesses. Not terrible, just not my style.

Honestly, not as bad as people say. It’s a little rough in spots, sure, but it’s far from terrible.