Closed
Prohibition
4.43
2 - 4 people120 minutesMedium
Company Puzzle Effect
Medium
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
Millie Mullins, San Luis Obispo socialite and leader of the Millie Mullins Gang, is infamous for her extravagant speakeasy soirees. She plans to open her newest speakeasy, The Moxie, tonight, but that’s not going to happen if the coppers have anything to say about it. There was a murder committed outside Puzzle Effect, the hottest joint in town, and the police are pinning it on Mullins. Luckily, she has a friend on the inside. Detective Bosco will clear Mullins’ name in time for her new speakeasy to open if you can deliver the names of all four thugs who committed the crime, plus the name of the victim. Can you solve the mystery in time for Millie’s opening night party at The Moxie? Play competitively when two teams of four book the same time slot!
AI
Brief assessment
Navigator AIA breezy outdoor mystery that doubles as a stroll through town. Go for the fresh air, the speakeasy storyline, and a change of pace from four walls.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers liked getting outside and exploring, especially for a first-time outdoor escape. Puzzle quality swings a lot, from very easy to oddly confusing, with a few clues not matching the environment. Gear felt worn for some groups, and several tasks didn’t justify the walking. Sessions can run short for experienced players.
WeaknessesWorn backpack and props were mentioned, and some color-based clues didn’t match their surroundings. Several puzzles felt too basic or disconnected from the locations, and difficulty spikes threw people off. Veterans may finish quickly and want more depth.
StrengthsFun way to see the area while playing detective. Kid-friendly vibe and approachable for newcomers. The Prohibition theme gives it a playful hook.
SecurityIt’s a city walk, so normal street awareness applies; reviews didn’t report safety issues. No clear feedback on briefings or rules beyond the standard start.
Level of fearNot scary at all and suitable for kids; one group’s 8-year-old had a blast. Expect street noise and bustle, not jump scares.
Actors' gameNo direct mentions of live actors or roleplay in the reviews. Interaction seems mostly through clues and provided gear; no data on in-character staff.
Quality of riddlesMostly simple codes with a few tougher, sometimes confusing moments. Some clues didn’t align cleanly with colors or the environment, which hurt fairness. Location use is hit-or-miss, so not every stop feels essential.
PlotYou’re racing to clear Millie Mullins by naming four culprits and the victim before her speakeasy opens. The case unfolds across town, with an option to compete if two teams book together.
Difficulty levelBest for beginners, families, and casual groups who want a lighter brain workout. Puzzle hunters may find it uneven, with quick solves and occasional head-scratchers.
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