The Speakeasy

Upon walking into the room, I was surprised to see a lot of familiar elements. I had done the Blind Tiger room at Escaparium Laval in Montreal a couple months back, and this was clearly the same room (it turns out that both facilities bought the room from the same company). However, there was JUST enough in the room that was different that I was pretty sure this wasn't going to be a walk in the park (especially since I'd done the Montreal room with four others, and there were several puzzles solved I was not a part of). Later, I checked with a contact at Escaparium in Montreal, and they confirmed they changed it quite a bit upon purchase (including using a live actor). (I know that a Blind Tiger is a generic room for a speakeasy, so I didn't think for a second when signing up that there would be similarities!)

Don't remember super well, but this was a fun, breezy one if I recall correctly. Good one for a mix of vets and first-timers.

Good mental puzzles as upside. Nice theme. One puzzle was clear in thought but poorly designed for execution which wasted time and was frustrating. One of our early experimented and early try with kids. This one probably better without preteen kids

This room had nice theming and atmosphere. There were a few puzzles that were interesting, but overall probably nothing new that you haven’t seen before. We went into this with a group of 6 but I definitely recommend a smaller group here. There were many times where people were left out when solving puzzles because this room is very linear. When we played this room the completion rate was at 45%. Personally I believe this room is intermediate to easy for a veteran player. I would recommend this game if you are playing with people who are newer to escape rooms.

This game is great for all ages! I love it!!! Very fun puzzles

Loved this room - had a great flow, a good mix of puzzles. Not too easy, not too hard. Looked like a nice bar!