Escape room 12+

The Strangest Things

2 - 15 people60 minutesAbove average

Strangest Things is a sci-fi escape room adventure in Connecticut where your team is pulled into a mysterious situation that defies logic. What begins as an investigation quickly turns into something

Large groupsWith childrenFor pros

Company REACT Premium Escape Rooms

Above average

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

Strangest Things is a sci-fi escape room adventure in Connecticut where your team is pulled into a mysterious situation that defies logic. What begins as an investigation quickly turns into something far more unsettling as clues begin to connect in unexpected ways.

Built as a multi-room mission, this experience blends suspense, discovery, and teamwork into an immersive adventure that evolves as you move deeper into the unknown.

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the evolving sci‑fi mystery that tightens up as you push deeper. The second half lands better, and with a small team it can be a solid, suspensey night out.

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4.8

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AIReviews agree the opening room is weak, heavy on reading, and light on immersion. Set quality swings from flat graphics to some cool moments, but the back half improves both flow and theming. Staff get kudos, yet the advertised capacity feels inflated for the amount of content.

WeaknessesEarly game relies on a run book and minimal props, which breaks immersion and flow. Puzzle theming is uneven and sometimes illogical, and the player count feels misleading for the content available.

StrengthsThe later stages click, with stronger atmosphere and more satisfying connections. Multi‑room progression adds momentum, and the team running it is friendly and helpful.

SecurityNo safety issues were noted in the reviews. Expect a standard briefing and attentive staff throughout.

Level of fearNot a scare fest; more eerie sci‑fi vibes than horror. Suitable for families and teens who don’t mind suspense without jump scares.

Actors' gameNo live actors are mentioned, and interaction is puzzle‑driven. Staff are attentive and supportive with hints when needed.

Quality of riddlesMixed quality. The first section leans on reading and a few off‑theme or fuzzy steps, while the later puzzles feel more logical and connected. Quantity is modest, so large groups may idle.

PlotAn investigation that morphs into something stranger, with threads that connect more clearly in the second half. Early storytelling feels thin but eventually comes together.

Difficulty levelModerate with a reading‑heavy start that can bog down beginners. Best for small to mid‑size groups; big teams may find too little to do.