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The Lab 51 - Version 2
- Verified
4.7
2 - 6 people60 minutesMedium
Company Exit Game
Medium
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
As part of an elite military strike force, you must infiltrate Lab 51 and find out what happened to the mysterious alien life form that is kept there. The lab is set to self-destruct in 1 hour. The clock is ticking, soldier.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers consistently praise the set design and moody atmosphere, saying the space is used cleverly. Several mention crawling or crouching, with staff able to accommodate so not everyone must do it. Puzzles trend easy and straightforward, great for beginners but light for veterans. A live actor is missed by some, and there’s a single report of a malfunctioning puzzle, while GMs get kudos.
WeaknessesDifficulty skews low, which may underwhelm hardcore puzzlers. No live actor, and one group hit a broken puzzle. Crawling and crouching can be a concern for aching knees.
StrengthsStandout sci‑fi production and playful briefing humor pull you in fast. The flow is smooth and the staff keep things lively. Smart use of space makes the mission feel bigger than it is.
SecurityExpect some crouching and short crawls; staff can route around them so not everyone has to squeeze through. Clear, lighthearted rules briefings set expectations and keep safety in focus.
Level of fearIt’s suspenseful with a spooky edge, not full-on horror. Suitable for teens and most adults who want atmosphere without nightmares.
Actors' gameThere’s no in-room actor; interaction is mainly through a responsive, friendly GM. Hosts get called out as chill and helpful with hints.
Quality of riddlesThe puzzles are fair, readable, and often tactile, with a steady, approachable flow. They’re not heavy on challenge, so momentum stays high. One review noted a malfunction, but otherwise the logic lands cleanly.
PlotYou’re infiltrating a secret lab on a one-hour self-destruct timer to learn what happened to an alien specimen. The mission thread is present throughout without bogging you down.
Difficulty levelEasy to low-medium, ideal for first-timers and mixed groups, while enthusiasts may breeze through. Around four players feels like a sweet spot for participation.
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