Closed
Senseless
4.54
2 - 10 people60 minutesMedium
Company Entangled
Medium
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
You are part of an experiment, taken by a race unknown to you or our planet. Their race is under attack from a superior race, and they have been tasked with finding help by any means possible. They have devised a test for you, slowly removing all of your senses to determine if you are indeed the chosen ones to set them free.
Time is short, and you need to find the antidote to regain your senses; fail, and you may never be the same again.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers love the all-five-senses concept and say the puzzles are varied yet generally on the simpler side. It’s a single, dim room—often with just one flashlight—which limits parallel solving and makes the set feel basic next to the venue’s other games. GMs are friendly and immersive, though a few teams felt hints arrived too fast; a couple of runs mentioned a tech hiccup or a missing piece. Despite the modest production, most still had fun and recommend it for beginners or mixed groups.
WeaknessesOne-room layout and low lighting can bottleneck teams and undercut immersion, and the set reads modest compared to peers. Some found the hinting too proactive, with an occasional tech issue or missing element reported. Value feels mixed for enthusiasts who may finish quickly.
StrengthsCreative sensory tasks, from smell to touch to sound, keep you thinking in new ways, and the finale lands with a fun surprise. Staff lean into the AI angle and keep energy high.
SecurityClear briefings and attentive monitoring throughout. The main caution is visibility—expect purposeful darkness and shared-light navigation.
Level of fearNot scary; tension comes from darkness and the countdown, not horror. Suitable for families and teens comfortable with a dim space.
Actors' gameGame masters like Shea and Dylan get praise for in-character AI banter and quick support. A few guests wished the hint system let them struggle a bit longer before stepping in.
Quality of riddlesTactile, sensory, and logic bits mix with a big multi-part cube; mostly fair, approachable, and sometimes delightfully odd. Flow can swing between linear and loose, and out-of-order solves usually work fine.
PlotYou’re test subjects for an alien race losing a war, racing to find the antidote before your senses are stripped away. Story shows up via the AI and prompts, while the set stays functional rather than cinematic.
Difficulty levelBest for beginners and casual groups; enthusiasts may breeze through. Sweet spot is 3–5 players, as bigger teams can jam up in a single, low-light space.
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