Casino Heist

Clever web-style flow kept our group busy, but two sticky locks made us second-guess correct codes. There’s a prominent gate and a cabinet that aren’t part of the game, and the final puzzle triggered early, which was confusing. Still a fun run if you can spot when it’s tech, not you.

The venue looks sharp and the lobby sets a cool tone, but the room didn’t deliver. Our GM started hinting from the jump despite our request for no help, plus the game itself pushes automated nudges. Puzzles were simple and the deeper sections felt rushed, with a flat ending. I wouldn’t recommend it to enthusiasts seeking immersion or a hands-off experience.

We escaped in about 30 minutes with three people. Some solves felt undercooked or like they were missing steps, but the GM said that was intentional. The opening room let us split up nicely; later areas thinned out and we stood around waiting.

They kept some ideas from the first version but tweaked enough to make it feel fresh. A few combo locks were annoyingly hard to open, though the GM said replacements were coming. Overall we enjoyed the update.

Good ambiance and engaging gameplay, but several mechanisms were finicky. We had the right combo more than once and it still wouldn’t open, then randomly worked later, and one visual puzzle strained all our eyes. If the hardware behaved, I’d happily recommend it.

Brought two teens and they ate it up. Light difficulty, clean logic, and zero scares, so it’s perfect for a family night without stress.

Decent room with nothing particularly new. Puzzles repeated some patterns, a few tech snags slowed us down, and the flow lost steam near the end. As enthusiasts, we found it predictable and on the easy side.

Easygoing casino theme with varied sets, but two early locks needed way too much force and those number dials were a pain. We also solved a second-room puzzle too soon and had to redo it, which was frustrating.

I highly recommend it for the slick production and the way video clues are woven into play. The ending had a real wow factor. It’s not super hard, just very satisfying.

Some locks were stubborn and a puzzle glitched on us, which killed the flow. When everything worked, it felt smooth, but the hiccups added doubt we didn’t need.

Went as a duo and finished with time to spare. Anything over four would crowd the space and leave people standing around, but as a compact caper it’s fun.

Room looked great, but our GM kept dropping hints even after we asked to go hands-off. Still had a decent time, just wanted more space to think on our own.

Feels like a lighter remake of the 2015 game with not much added, and the locks are more temperamental now. Overall below the usual 60Out standard for me.

Loved the slick set and the heist vibe from the first minute. We cruised through the puzzles, but the video clues and the ending gave it some pop. Not the hardest room, just straight-up fun.

Strange start: the GM warned us not to do something, then the room basically asked us to do exactly that. We wasted a chunk of time before realizing. After that, it was fine but not remarkable.