The Dragon's Chamber

Despite not making the time, the replay-ability element was very unique. The set design alone is a good reason to come back, and there’s the added draw of having a longer experience with it. With just two people, it felt like it flowed well for us. The puzzles seemed very logical (even if we struggled at times, that seemed to be on us and Less so on them). This room is designed to be a *challenge*. I would not recommend this to groups that have only been to a few escape rooms. It was worth the challenge for us, and ultimately highly recommend for enthusiasts who get a high from solving (and succeeding) difficult puzzles. It was an enjoyable day for us at this establishment, and we plan on returning to complete the rest of the rooms they have. The staff was super nice and really added to the experience as a whole. This was quite possibly one of my favorite rooms, which is really saying something considering it was a loss and we still absolutely loved it. 100/100

A great room with some difficult puzzles- the idea that you have to do this twice is actually really neat and opens a whole different idea for repeatable rooms that better expand on their previous attempts at having two separate but connected rooms. Room is great but definitely best for 2-4 players due to the tight spaces in the beginning

I spent an afternoon at Escape Room Concord and really enjoyed myself. The rooms are immersive, original puzzles, logical flow, great staff, and fun all around!

Not our favorite at Concord by a long shot. They honestly should not allow this room for less than 4 people (we attempted with 2). It was difficult, to be sure, but there also was a serious lack of flow. It is immaculately designed (as all Concord rooms are) and the room looks fantastic, but unlike Enigma, Lion's Den, or the Sanctuary, it doesn't seem logical what you should do next. Bonus points for the replayability factor, but it won't be one we attempt again.

Great room with lots to do. Easy to get distracted which can cause you to waste a lot of time. We should have been finished in less than 45 minutes but went down a few rabbit holes Can’t wait to return to try to capture the dragon egg

This game is unique because when you get to the end of the game, you can choose to escape or to move on and complete a side quest. We booked the 5:40pm game and saw that a 7:40pm game was also available, so we decided to wait to see how we did and decide if we wanted/needed to book the other (hoping no one else had already booked it). We got to the point of making the decision and had about 20 mins remaining. We ask if anyone had booked the 7:40 game and were told we had to book two hours in advance and they couldn't book it on their end. One of the people in our party was leaving on Sunday and we had all day plans on Saturday so we decided to play on. We were very close, or so we were told, to completing it, but we would have loved to have been able to complete it. Other than that, the game was really well thought out and interesting.

One of my top favorite rooms. Stunning attention to detail, beautiful interior design, creative and engaging puzzles that were satisfying to solve. All the mechanisms worked as designed and the side quest concept is really cool. Staff are super friendly, and the owner personally showed us around and walked us through his design process.

One of the most frustrating rooms I’ve played in a while. Dim lighting, finicky puzzles, and several design choices that were unfriendly to players and poorly explained.

This was a great puzzle. The first part was tight for seven of us and quite dark. The puzzle was great. One section did not open when we completed it so we moved on not realizing this part. When we came back and “reset” the puzzle as instructed the door opened. But otherwise we had a good time.