Servants of SleightThe Exit Games FLEscape roomIRLServants of Sleight is one of two of the BEST escape rooms I’ve ever played. Seriously, my crew and I have played 34 games at the time of this review, and Servants remains in my top 2 (only being topped by Exit Games FL’s other game, Pins and Needles). The thought and detail that went into this escape room is unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. I could go on and on about this room but to keep it short and sweet: everyone needs to experience this room. This is one of those rooms that makes me wish I could erase my memory just so that I could play it again and again.
Pins & Needles Tattoo ParlorThe Exit Games FLEscape roomIRLThis is my #1 favorite escape room I’ve ever played. We had the pleasure of having the owners of Exit Games FL (Tay and Josh) as our game masters, and they blew it out of the water. I didn’t think they could top Servants of Sleight, but they did it. The most badass, immersive, and interactive escape room ever. I’d be surprised if I ever found one that topped it.
Bros for Life: Fraternity HeistThe Escape Ventures - OrlandoEscape roomIRLSuch a fun and light hearted game. I loved the unique entrances and exits to each of the rooms inside of the game, and the facade was top notch. Bros is a great family escape room and although it is definitely challenging, you’ll be sure to enjoy all of the interactive puzzles.
PlaygroundThe Escape Game - OrlandoEscape roomIRLPlayground took me straight back to elementary school! Such a fun and nostalgic concept with lots of unique puzzles and instant-gratitude type gameplay. A great game to play with a large group of friends.
Outage: No VacancyThe Escape Ventures - OrlandoEscape roomIRLThis is the most unique escape room I’ve ever experienced. When they say you’re in pitch black darkness, they aren’t lying. Your adrenaline will be rushing as you’re using every single one of your senses other than your sight in order to navigate this room. I wasn’t too sure I’d like it at first, honestly but needless to say I’m glad I gave it a shot. Outage isn’t a game for everyone, but it’s definitely a gem if you’re looking for a unique escape room experience.
Operation Treehouse: Capture the FlagThe Escape Ventures - Winter Garden [prev. Escape Goat]Escape roomIRLSuch a fun and fast paced room. There were a LOT of puzzles in this one, but they are quick-gratitude and make you feel like a kid again!
Cannibals In The CatacombsPrototype Escape GamesEscape roomIRLFirst off, the owners of Prototype Escape Games are extremely friendly and kind. They allowed us to ask tons of questions before and after the game and overall were very welcoming. This room was our first at this location and out of 50+ escape rooms my team and I have done, this one was definitely in my top 4. The puzzles were super creative and I appreciated the use of technology throughout the room. Traditional boxes and locks get boring quickly, and this game definitely was far from boring. I highly recommend this room for anyone who wants an interactive and unique escape room experience that’s sure to thrill (a SHOCKingly good time 😉).
The Sneaky Snake LoungeEscape UEscape roomIRLI was stoked to find an escape room so close to my new residence in St. Augustine, and I was even more stoked that the games here were all so great! Sneaky Snake Lounge has a very unique, interactive aspect to the game that definitely set it apart from many other rooms I’ve played. We didn’t escape this one, but it remains in my top 5 because of the concept and design of the room. Another game I wish I could play again!
Super Bomb SquadDoldrick's Escape RoomEscape roomIRLGreat family fun experience. This was actually the very first game my team and I played together, and it’s the reason we’re so hooked on escape rooms now! We loved the interactive puzzles and overall design of this room.
Gold RushThe Escape Game - OrlandoEscape roomIRLThe Escape Game never disappoints with cool escape room themes and immersive scenes within the game, and Gold Rush was no different. I enjoyed the separation of “scenes” and the flow of the storyline - and I appreciated the unique puzzles that weren’t all “lock and key”.
