The Jade Skull

Great room. Interactive props and puzzles that required some physical skill

This was the first ever real escape room me and my partner got to do and we loved it! The puzzles were fun and logical, and even when a small mechanism didnt open immediately, it was still fun

Great room! Lots of fun and good puzzles. Cool aesthetics. Good room for beginners.

I thought this was a solid escape room. There were some easy and medium puzzles as well as some interesting parts that tripped us up a little. I think this is a great room for family.

Fun, immersive room. Dim lighting, but enough that you could see what you’re doing. Fun puzzles, but a little on the easier side.

Love most of the rooms at Escape Room Brighton and this one is no exception. The non lock and key puzzles were pretty unique and fun.

I absolutely loved this room! This room had a true adventure vibe with an awesome soundtrack to provide an unforgettable experience!

Good, beginner level room.

Easy level room. Fun. Nicely maintained. Good for all types of players including kids. Feels like new room.

Of the two rooms we did at this facility today, I liked this one leaps and bounds ahead of the other room. Here, we were tasked with exploring an Aztec temple that was going to be leveled by an earthquake in about an hour's time; we had to go in, locate and retrieve the legendary Jade Skull, worth untold amounts of money. The set design and technology were both impressive (only two physical locks), and where with the UFO room (see review) I felt we were employing a constant stream of hints to keep forward momentum, here we only reallly had one hint toward the beginning (and also one requested confirmation that some set design elements were merely window dressing and not clues). Note: I am biased by the theme, as ancient ruins and archaeology are some of my favorite themes. Also, UFO was one of their most difficult rooms, and this was one of their easiest. But, this was very enjoyable and atmospheric, with some clever puzzles, as well.