Cat Burglar

This was the first game I played at escape artists and one of the first few escape games I played. It was fun and I guess since it’s closed now it’s safe to say it is still the only room Ive done where I had to drive a remote controlled car.

This room wasn’t horrible but it was near the bottom for me. Some of the puzzles were good and some were just poorly thought out or illogical. I played with one other person. We had a hard time seeing some of the clues. We were on the last puzzle when time ran out but I solved it as the door opened so they said it counted but we technically didn’t escape. I think it’s a good thing they retired it for something new.

It was a good game and a good concept loved the toy car sad to see it go

Fun room, but it is their oldest and the location and it definitely shows its age. We had a few tech/game issues while playing, but the Game Masters were super attentive and on top of it whenever they happened. Still a fun time, and is definitely a good room for first-timers/new players.

One of the puzzles is not very clear that you have completed the objective to move on. We lost a lot of time here before the game master let us know we were able to proceed.

I loved the first room, such cool and immersive decor. I was slightly underwhelmed by the decor of one room especially after the first cool one, but I still liked the puzzles a lot and the ending is super neat. I definitely recommend this room and every single room the Escape Artists have to offer at both Sanford and Baldwin Park locations.

Too many ppl and it won’t feel fun.

Nice introductory-level room, family friendly! Might be good with a group of teens. Some fun spatial puzzles!

Feels very old. Just locks. No tech. Does have one unique part.