Abduction

Very fun! Lots of back and forth between parts of the room but it’s obviously intentional.

I loved the machine set up of this room! It was unique and fun to put together.

I’ve never done an escape room by myself before and my game master was very helpful and encouraging in this game!

To be honest, I have seen attempts at the same concept of this room. HOWEVER, I have never seen a machine concept executed as well as it is in this room.

The story was pretty baseline. It was not off putting, it just wasn’t unique.

I think I would rate this medium for groups. I did this room by myself and at times it felt near impossible. I still enjoyed it but I’ve never run up and down stairs so many times in an hour.

This room is relatively large so it could be nice for big groups! Personally, I prefer to work with small groups so I would prefer 3-5 people.

The storyline seems like it would be spookier than the execution is. The room itself is not very spooky at all once you get used to it.

Could be a little spooky but not terribly scary. Ages 10+ could definitely do this with adults in the party as well.

There was one part of the machine that kept malfunctioning. It’s possible that it just doesn’t work with one player, you might need at least two.

This wouldn’t be nearly as physically active if players divided between floors. The action goes back and forth and if you have designated areas, it would be less intense.

Although there are stairs in this experience, it is not imperative that every player goes upstairs. It would be doable for those with impairment issues if they have teammates who are willing to communicate.

Countdown Games is a very large building that stands out.

There is a lot of parking but it’s a relatively popular location.