Escape room

Hour to Midnight

House of Darkness

A very interesting concept where you can only go by what you touch/feel.

There are two areas of the escape room:
- The dimly lit starting room,
- The dark space where most of your puzzles were located.

The room itself wasn't totally pitch black, just VERY dark. You could see where the walls were in the room if you were able to look to the corners where the IR cameras were positioned, but that was only real light source in the room. There was one puzzle that once you solved it made a large bright flash in the room, so be prepared for it.

There are two times that you need to be crawling on your knees.
- Moving from the starting area to the dark area. 
- One puzzle.
The tunnels were decently sized something along the lines of 3'x3' tall/wide, you do have to turn inside of them, and the tunnels gave you enough room to do so.
The items in the rooms were one use only, so you didn't need to bring any items with you as you were crawling through the tunnels. 

The puzzles were interesting, especially with you needing to be able to solve them all by feel.

The flow of the puzzles did feel a touch off. With the exception of the start/last puzzles, all of the puzzles could be done in any order and some of them you could potentially skip if you didn't know they were there. In total there were something like 8 or 9 puzzles in total, the darkness being the aspect that made the puzzles difficult.

Trapped

Midnight Arcade

Easy escape room where you have an hour in the arcade, trying to figure out what you had lost. Along the way solve some clues and play some "arcade" games.

Below The Sphinx

Linear escape room with an Egyptian theme.

Reviews

Shade

Reviews

House of Darkness

Hour to Midnight

Midnight Arcade

Trapped Barrie

House of Darkness

Hour to Midnight

Below The Sphinx

Trapped Barrie