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The Spaceship
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4.38
2 - 6 people60 minutesMedium
Company The Room LA
Medium
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
In 2013, NASA sent the USS Conquest on the first manned mission to a galaxy other than our own. Radio silence was expected, but it came as a shock when The Conquest sent a transmission saying they had found life. When NASA frantically sent the ship countless follow-up transmissions, there was no response. To no surprise, none of this was ever made known to the public.
The year is now 2023. You and your fellow astronauts have been sent on a classified mission to either rescue The Conquest or make contact. Upon entering the unknown galaxy, countless lost transmissions from The Conquest are received. You manage to locate the ship on the third planet from the foreign galaxy’s sun, Planet Zoe. Unfortunately, while landing on the planet you hit a boulder and crash the ship, permanently damaging it. You and your team have 60 minutes to power the emergency generator in the USS Conquest, find out what happened to its crew, and launch back to Earth before you are taken aboard a seemingly-hostile craft. Can you solve the mystery of the USS conquest and make it back to Earth in time?
Location
Paid Parking
Wifi
Wardrobe
AI Overview
AIFeedback is mixed on production value, with some calling the spaceship set impressive and others finding it cheap or dated. Puzzles land as standard and sometimes single‑threaded, which can stall bigger groups and dull the finale. Heavy reliance on blacklight creates bottlenecks and confusion about what’s playable. Technical hiccups and a missed reset hurt flow and made the story feel underwhelming for several players.
WeaknessesCommon knocks include tech issues, a missed reset, and a finale that doesn’t quite pay off. The set quality varies by room, with the “moon” area and some props feeling cheap. Overuse of blacklight and unclear prop boundaries led to confusion and waiting.
StrengthsSeveral players enjoyed the spaceship atmosphere and said the production can feel cool in places. The game is accessible and works well for newcomers or small teams. A few noted fun moments and a straightforward mission arc.
SecurityNo safety concerns were mentioned, just a few technical malfunctions that caused brief stops. Standard briefing and oversight are implied through the game master’s presence.
Level of fearNot scary and no horror elements reported, so it’s fine for kids and cautious players. The tension is more sci‑fi urgency than jump scares.
Actors' gameNo live actors reported; interaction is mostly through the game master for hints. One review called out a reset mistake late in the game, which paused progress.
Quality of riddlesPuzzles are fair but fairly standard, with a few fun ideas mixed in. Single‑threading and blacklight‑gated steps can create choke points. Tech glitches occasionally disrupted flow and made connections harder to follow.
PlotYou board the USS Conquest to discover what happened and get back to Earth before a hostile craft intervenes. The premise is clear, though several players felt the narrative progression and ending were flat.
Difficulty levelEasy to moderate overall, good for first‑timers and groups of three to four. Experienced enthusiasts may find it basic and occasionally slow due to single‑threading.
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