Tomb

High-tech room with extremely high-quality sets and generally simple tasks/puzzles. One puzzle was frustrating / seemingly broken when I played. In terms of gameplay this may be the weakest of the three rooms at this location, but the theme and decor are great. (And being the weakest out of three very strong games isn’t so bad) 4/5.

The quality of all the rooms here is exceptional. You feel really dropped into the world. There are only a handful of puzzles and you must have 4 people to make it work, so it was a quick experience but very fun. Short and sweet.

If you solve a puzzle quick enough, you get a bonus puzzle. If you solve the bonus puzzle, you get to redo the first puzzle. This is an infinite loop until you intentionally take long enough to progress. Kinda lame.

5 Wits is a different kind of escape game where they is no set outcome or time limit. We did all 3 at this location back to back, and had a blast. I would highly recommend going during the week so that there isn't really anyone waiting on you. This particular room is amazing and I loved the ending. Very nicely done and I highly recommend it.

Great set design, ambiance, story, & immersion factor. We had a lot of fun! *I don’t recommend this room if you have any problems with claustrofobia as there is a part where you might panic. There are emergency exits in every room, however.*

Don't come here expecting an escape room. This is not an escape room. It's a guided adventure with very high production values. The experiences are 30 minutes long, split into three 10-minute sections. Groups may be in the section ahead of you or behind you, which lets them get more throughput. Puzzles are also entirely self-resetting, which is great design from a business perspective. You will not be mentally challenged here the same you would in a traditional escape room, so if you're a puzzle enthusiast, this might not be for you. However, this is perfect for families and especially groups of children. The high production values are also a delight. Finally, it is impossible to achieve a perfect score, or at least it was at the time I played these rooms. They use this scoring system to convince players to return.

Set design is amazing but very few puzzles in each room, just the same thing over and over.

Would have been more enjoyable if one puzzle didn’t repeat 4 times (probably either a computer error or a stall for time based on a group ahead of us).