Mayan Tomb

Extremely dark room, with important clues hidden in complete darkness. Complex diagrams, and not being allowed to.use a notepad. The first escape room I've ever found. I've lost in other escape rooms, but I've never had 5 people need a clue on the first area... Plus some of the sensors were literally dirty and I had to clean them, but game masters instructions, for us to actually use it... which probably cost us 5 minutes of frustration. Literally, before the game master said "clean the dust". High class stuff, but partly dirty, partly poor lighting. DO NOT RECOMMEND!!

The Mayan Tomb was a fun room but didn’t have a lot of puzzles. The game master was helpful but sometimes a little too helpful offering hints when we didn’t ask. We missed a couple of pieces because we didn’t examine the rooms thoroughly.

I do love this room. You feel like a Tomb Raider or Indiana Jones. Though we lost a lot of time on faulty mechanisms. Some key items didn’t open even after we solved the puzzles linked to them. The host later explained that the cases were supposed to be spring-loaded and automatically pop open, but two of the three stayed shut. Because they didn’t open on their own, we had no way of knowing they were actually unlocked. As a result, we spent about ten minutes stuck, not realizing the solutions had worked, until the host chimed in via audio and we had to pry the containers open. We still had a blast, but that was annoying. Keep this in mind when solving!

Mostly a fun room. Does have one or two puzzles that definitely need a hint as we did not see any indication as to what we should do next.

the room was super immersive and we were so excited- but there were no indications around the room of what we should be doing. it was one of those rooms where you almost have to take the hint to know what to do next. game master was a guy, and wasn’t nice. I just wish there were clues in the room, rather than having to guess where things go. It got frustrating. Could’ve knocked it out of the park, but was a miss.

Group of 4. Second one we did at this location. Room was good. We split up and had no issues getting through. We overlooked an step so took a clue to figure it out. Different puzzles which was cool.

This was simply an amazing room! The Mayan Tomb was really well themed and utterly enjoyable. The puzzles were difficult at first, but once you really get moving they are much easier and perfectly themed. However, if you want to know the real gem, it's Soryu the Game Master, the guy had excellent taste in music, but far better when his skill at game mastering. You know how a good storyteller can make everything better? Well if you don't head here and ask for Soryu. (I am sure the other GMs are awesome, but he's the best one I've ever had).

We liked the room however as mentioned there were a couple of things that just were not intuitive. The other issue is the game guide insisted of helping before we asked and when we did ask there was wasted time with questions and statements before the clue was delivered. Like you want a clue the ok the the clue was delivered. This isn’t necessarily bad but every second mattered. Then on another clue they would play a q and a game before relaying the clue. All just wasting precious time. Overall we enjoyed the game but there are a couple of things that can be more intuitive.

The environment of this game was very immersive and fun. However, the flow and signposting greatly struggled. We wanted to like this more!

so freaking cool. there were lots of things hidden low in dark spots that we didn't see until we were sent a hint along the lines of "check all the dark corners..." so if you do this room CHECK EVERY CORNER AND CHECK LOW. most puzzles we couldn't solve were from the fact that we were missing something hidden.