Gameplay was great. The puzzles were perfectly challenging for us and still fun. Puzzles were a diverse mixture of logic/deduction, mechanical/locks, and physical challenges. The flow was right on too.

The level of detail was high in this room. They used lights and sounds to enhance the atmosphere and feeling. The story was great and took you on a very fun adventure. Props and sets were crisp and very well thought out. We were blown away by the tech too, it was on a level I haven’t experienced before, it was smooth and implemented INTO the story. It made sense when it was used and it was done well. Overall an amazing room.

Very friendly staff, they were awesome.

Mobility would be fine, you need color vision, hearing disability wouldn’t be an issue

So much fun. Good flow. There was good variety in the types of puzzles. In other words, we weren’t asked to solve endless padlock codes. I hesitate to even tell you that there are surprises but there are and they’re great.

High quality physical sets that were well built. The tech work behind this room was super high quality as well.

Frank and Neil were the staff we interacted with. They are enthusiastic and passionate about the room. Exactly what you hope for. They seem to have a real desire to make a good experience for everyone according to their experience level.

This room has the biggest wow factor for me of any room I’ve done.

We’re following a character named Rita. We don’t get a ton of story about her, but it’s a good set up. Her story isn’t as present later in the room but by then you don’t care, you just are experiencing the room.

We love escape rooms and have done many. I would caution folks that an inexperienced person would find this a lot harder. But for us, it was right in our sweet spot.

The tech is great and works really well. It was easy to interact with. Nothing janky happening here.

Color blindness would be an issue. Also there’s at least one very tight area with clues necessary to progress. A wheel chair could not fit in that area.