Atlantis

Not great. Multiple puzzles didn’t trigger, so the GM had to tell us what should’ve happened and basically unlock things for us. Pieces were cracked or missing, logic got muddy, and we finished fast but without any satisfaction because we kept stopping to ‘fix the game.’

I had fun with the group and some puzzles were neat, but the wear on almost every prop broke the illusion. The set starts strong then loses cohesion near the end. Gen‑1 to gen‑2 locks, medium difficulty, and a light scavenger start—this room badly needs a refurb.

Loved the ocean soundscape and the glow-y, underwater look. Our group of five split up and always had something to do, and the hint system was fun. It’s definitely an older build, but everything we touched worked fine this time. Solid night out.

I used to work here, and I’d still tell you to skip this one. Key items are rubbed off or worn, which turns basic steps into chores, and the puzzles don’t really shine—especially if you’re new. If you want an easier win at this venue, pick Outside In instead.

Very immersive, and while it’s older and lower tech, the challenges were solid. I’d recommend it to folks with five-plus rooms under their belt so you don’t get stuck on the reading-heavy bits.

Tricky in spots, non-linear, and surprisingly good for three people. Bring your readers—there’s a lot to parse—and expect a couple old-school locks. We had fun and would try another room here.

Felt under-maintained for the price. Dusty corners, worn labels, and one puzzle that didn’t trigger even though we solved it. Staff were nice, but the immersion was already gone by then.

Surprised by the mixed takes—I played when it opened and loved the unique theming, clever puzzles, interactive props, and moody lighting. Even the clue system felt fresh. Our group had a great time.

No spoilers, but many solves were either obvious or blocked by a faulty component. I expected more from management—feels like they aren’t reinvesting in upkeep or quality.

Very solid overall. All the locks and triggers worked for us, the story connected the tasks, and only a few set pieces needed a facelift. Feels like classic ‘bread and butter’ escape design—about a 7 out of 10 for me.

Classic, puzzle-first room with lots of reading and observation. A couple props felt tired, but the flow made sense and we escaped with two people. Would recommend to folks who like gen‑1 style over flashy tech.

We loved the underwater atmosphere. The intro video was a nice touch, and our big group all found things to work on. There were more puzzle chains than key hunts, which was a refreshing change, and we left happy.

Great storyline and good, challenging puzzles. The game feels dated in places, with some broken items and older tech, but we still had a blast and would recommend it.

I’d pass on this room. It looks untouched for years, with broken bits and a visible layer of dust, which makes the whole thing feel like a ripoff. I’d hate for someone’s first escape room to be this.

Theme was cool, but we hit multiple fussy mechanisms that needed the GM to push us through. Color matching in low light was rough and killed some momentum. Not awful, just frustrating.