Alice's White Rabbit Rescue

The folks at Twisted are very kind and accommodating, allowing us to add this game on to our visit with them. And I'm so glad they did because it was FUN and days later so was still talking about the experience.

Cute theme. Entertaining.

The room flowed well, was very challenging, and very stimulating.

I love Alice in Wonderland, and I’m glad it’s such a popular theme for escape rooms! Twisted Room Escape’s version is wonderful! A very thematic transition led us into a wondrous land, lit and colored in a uniquely smart way to perfection. The decorations brought such a smile to my face. The puzzles were varied, and also themed well to the source material. It’s on the easy side, but some of the riddles were tricksy. Findable poker chips add as extra prize rewards for after the game, which I thought was a genius idea. The white rabbit we had to rescue was absolutely adorable! Very pleased about this room, and I would consider it my favorite in this facility. It’s great for families, and fun for anyone who wants a magical journey into a storybook world!

Cute set with some tricky puzzles. We liked this one more than Sweet Shoppe. FYI, there are religious things around the lobby and bathrooms so this is obviously a Christian owned business. It’s also a very family friendly place with things for kids to find in each room. Our GM was not the friendliest, but all the other staff were nice.

Rating: 3/5 This is one of Twisted's better rooms and also one of the better rooms in Indianapolis. The theming was good and the transition between areas was a neat effect that I've never seen in any other escape room. I liked the variety of puzzles and the set was charming. Update: My rough ranking of Twisted's rooms starting with my favorite: 1. White Rabbit - Rating: 3/5 2. Submarine - 3/5 3. Cabin - 3/5 4. Sweet Shoppe - 3/5 5. Murder on Baker Street - 3/5 6. Collection - 3/5 7. Missing Maestro - 2.5/5 8. Christmas Caper - 2.5/5

Cute thematic room with some neat effects. We did this room as a pair but also could have accommodated a team of 4.