S.A.S.H.A: Home Of The Future

Fun premise, on theme with actually having to "escape." Tech worked smoothly. On the easier side because there is pretty much a guide pointing to the puzzles that need to be solved, and the solutions are mostly entered electronically. Easy to get hung up at the start (in a good way) but flows quickly thereafter. There's enough to do that a group of 4 will each have something to solve while the others are working on something else.

Our team was disappointed in this game. We had high hopes from all the good reviews. There were multiple times that the game glitched and our team was left stuck with no way to move forward (passwords not working, magnetic switches not unlocking). We were told a lot of the game is powered by Wi-Fi and that potentially the signal wasn't very strong. Overall this game felt too obvious, like it was meant for young kids. We liked the non linear game play but that's not enough to enjoy the overall room. Wasn't offered a discount with the glitchy room either. Hard pass on this room, don't recommend.

An enjoyable room. For those who have done escape rooms before and can work together well, you are sure to make quick work of this room. Our Game Master, Grace, was friendly as well!

It was clean and simple.

Family of four and it was one of our favorites. Fun puzzles, not scary, engaging for the kids. Well done all around.

A really fun room. The relatively spare room design is perilously close to seeming mundane, but it actually ends up feeling uncanny and on-theme instead. On the easier side, but really fun nonlinear puzzles, a satisfying interface, and some little surprises make it a winner.

Awesome Room great vibes, loved the open world (multiple puzzles available at once) atmosphere

A truly great room with an annoying broken puzzle. Should have been a “heart”. Unfortunately one game element was broken, and we tried to communicate with the game master that it was broken. But the game master continued to insist that we were just misinterpreting the clue. After 10 minutes of back and forth, they finally agreed that it was broken and gave us guidance. With only two people and ten minutes wasted on the broken puzzle, we were then forced to rush through to finish on time. No apology or extension, which was frustrating when we are used to finishing with time to spare. We still finished with around 10 minutes left, but some attention from the staff would’ve made a good experience into a great one.

I was very excited to try this game and it did not disappoint. Thank you to Wild Goose for being amazing.