Chapter 1: The Bunker

Easily one of our worst outings. The moment we arrived the vibe felt pretentious, and the actor was more distracting than helpful. Hints repeated the same idea without moving us forward, and the puzzles leaned messy and illogical, creating difficulty for the wrong reasons. Also, logistics weren’t great on our first attempt with a double booking and a long wait outside. Not a pick for enthusiasts.

We did the full trilogy as suggested and I’m mixed on the value; I wouldn’t pay that much again. In Chapter 1 the live actor really made it, injecting urgency and chaos in a fun way. One puzzle dragged because we didn’t know where the reset point was. The set fit the theme but still felt a bit bare, and the finish wasn’t super satisfying. With eight people it was crowded; three or four would be id... Expand

This was a blast in parts but also maddening. The red herrings tripped us up over and over, while the actual solutions were often much simpler than we thought. Our actor was fantastic and gave hints with clever wordplay that nudged without spoiling. Production felt high and the team was lovely, and we’re planning to come back for Chapter 2.

This was easily the worst escape room experience we’ve had. An actor shadowed us and actively got in the way of what we needed, refusing to give useful hints while standing over key elements. It killed the fun, and I wouldn’t recommend going.

Among the priciest and also most frustrating rooms we’ve tried, which stung because the massive set and immersion had us hyped. Almost everything around us turned out to be irrelevant to the puzzles. The actors were kind and tried to help, but they also misled us by implying we couldn’t move freely between rooms when we actually needed to. Overall it was aggravating and we wouldn’t recommend it, a... Expand

If you’re chasing a polished post‑apocalyptic adventure, The Bunker may not hit the mark. Our group of eight played all three chapters back to back, and in Chapter 1 the puzzles started simple but the boundary between chapters felt muddy, like a few more challenges would have made it more satisfying. Our actor did add urgency and made it engaging. The ending puzzle felt lazy and confusing, and kee... Expand

Loved the bunker vibe and the actor’s commitment; it felt like being dropped into a chase scene. Puzzles were on the easier side, but the hinting was clever and in character. We finished early and still walked out buzzing.

Creepy, fast, and pretty fun, though it wrapped sooner than we hoped. A few dead-end props wasted time, but the actor kept the pressure on in a good way. Go with a small team.

As a group we were thrown by the runtime being under an hour, but we still had fun sprinting around solving things with a scary actor breathing down our necks. It’s fast and frantic more than cerebral, and we enjoyed the ride despite the length.

Pretty intense overall, mostly because of the theatrical push. The actor sold the stakes, while the puzzles themselves were simple and on-theme. We’re curious to try the other chapters next.

Too many red herrings and a finale that didn’t make much sense. We asked for help more than we wanted because the logic wasn’t landing. Cool atmosphere, weak game flow.

Huge-looking set but we were kept to small areas, and at one point the actor was literally blocking something we needed. Some puzzles clicked, others felt random. For the price, it was just okay.

Theater-first experience with a spooky guide who gave hints in fun, cryptic ways. We overthought a couple steps, but the solutions were actually simple. Not deep on puzzles, yet entertaining.

We didn’t click with this room. We spent more time hunting for something to do than actually solving, and while the decor matched the theme, nothing felt particularly well built or polished. It never rose above average for us.