Escape room 12+

Escape Annabelle

2 - 10 people60 minutesAbove average

One of the largest escape rooms in the area! The scene is set in an old home, your job is to find Annabelle. She’s free, she’s angry, and she’s out to get you. Find her cabinet, the special lock, and

Large groupsWith childrenFor prosHorror

Company Deadlock Escape

Above average

A bit scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

Our escape room is an experience unlike anything you have seen before. For enthusiasts, by enthusiasts, this truly is “a new breed of escape room”. With one of a kind puzzles, more rooms than ANY other escape room in the Saint Louis area, and a creepy thrilling theme based off of the real story of Annabelle.

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the scale and the shivers: this is a huge, multi-room hunt for Annabelle that’s creepy, clever, and wildly immersive. It’s thrilling without being nightmare fuel, so mixed groups and first-timers have a blast.

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AI Overview

AIReviews rave about the sheer size and multi-room layout, the immersive old-house set, and a steady stream of surprises. Game masters get constant shout-outs for being friendly, attentive, and fun, though a rare low-energy session pops up. Difficulty skews moderate and a bit linear, with enthusiasts finding it easier but still loving the atmosphere. Scare level lands at eerie and suspenseful rather than extreme, and families with kids and teens do well here.

WeaknessesVeterans may find the path a little linear and on the easy side. A few mentions of the room getting hot and one report of a disengaged game master. Very occasional delays on hints.

StrengthsExpansive, multi-space set design that feels like a real haunted home, with strong sound and surprise effects. Staff support is top-tier and makes the experience smoother and more fun. Puzzles are varied and tactile, not just a wall of padlocks.

SecurityBriefings are clear, staff keeps watch, and the environment is controlled even when the lights and sounds spike the tension. One group noted the room felt warm; otherwise, facilities are described as clean and well kept.

Level of fearIt leans spooky and tense with some jumpy moments, but most guests say it isn’t overly scary. Kids and teens handled it well, though a few sensitive players found it pretty intense.

Actors' gameGame masters are heavily praised for clear guidance, timely nudges, and small kindnesses like props and photos; names like Haley, Jamie, Isaac, Sierra, and others get repeated love. One off-night cited a low-energy, inattentive host, but that’s an outlier in a sea of strong hosting.

Quality of riddlesPlayers highlight unique, hands-on mechanisms and fair cluing, with a flow that keeps groups engaged. It’s more direct and linear than brain-busting, which helps families and first-timers. Enthusiasts may cruise but still appreciate the variety and cohesion.

PlotYou’re navigating an old home to locate Annabelle, secure her cabinet, and lock her down. The story unfolds room by room with creepy reveals and a satisfying finish without needing prior movie knowledge.

Difficulty levelSweet-spot difficulty for newcomers and mixed-age groups, with many escapes happening with a few hints. Puzzle-hardened teams may find it easier but still rewarding for the immersion and set pieces.