Horror Circus

A surprisingly fun time. Relatively well balanced, brisk and tight pacing, and just the right amount of scares and creative puzzles to keep just about everyone engaged. It’s fun, accessible, and a great way to spend an hour with friends. Starting off, it has one of the largest footprints we’ve ever seen for an hour long escape room, which lends itself immensely to allowing for decent sized groups. Set decor and lighting is great, with everything well maintained and spooky enough to retain just enough atmosphere to set the mood. Gameplay has a similar flow to a lot of Game Over’s other offerings, which personally I think is good, as it’s accessible and not intimidating to newcomers and casual players. There are some really great jumpscares and frights to be had, but nothing really crazy. Puzzles are relatively logical and require observant keen eyes. There are a handful of pretty unique puzzles in this one we haven’t seen before, even after playing dozens of rooms by this point. Enthusiasts may find this one on the easier side, but it’s still worth checking out.

An unexpected blast! Pretty easy for experienced players, but the mix of physical carnival style games (which are perfect for the theming) and original puzzles I had never seen before (no spoilers: the "animal" puzzle), this was an unexpected delight!

Loved this room! Great puzzles, that I have only seen in this room, that very much fit the theme!

Lots of jump scares but the lighting and noise were definitely scarier than the actual scares. They were all clearly fake clowns so not much to worry about there! Lots of skill based puzzles which wasn’t my favorite but was definitely different than i’ve played before.

Wow! Fabulous room. The theme runs through all the puzzles and each puzzle advances the game in an interesting way. There were some really unusual and fun physical puzzles that really made the teamwork aspect to the game a lot more fun. The creepy factor is high but manageable even for those who hate clowns. This room is a terrific pair to the doll room at the Tampa location. Do them both for a full creeped out experience. PS- we had a great experience with the staff so take the negative comments about them with a bucket of salt.

This one was a lot of fun and some nice jump scares. We felt it was on the easier side and had just under 34 minutes remaining as a duo.

Honestly it's just a room filled with Halloween props from the store and With all the space they have for this game I'm surprised it wasn't used well.it just felt like a hallways with a few puzzles in them barley any story to be told and the ending was just half assed .Nothing about this room felt original and the staff were not the friendliest . Got the impression they just wanted us out once the room was done . We were planning on booking another room after this game but nobody interacted with us after they just went back behind their curtain and ignored our group. Just felt like another franchise that just comes up with cheap rooms .

Overall experience was alright. Only played a few “Game Over” games so far but they sort of all feel the same. I’m not the biggest fan of a 5 minute time out period between clues. Gameplay was fine. Nothing outstanding or interesting. The “bonus time” for helping reset the room is also an interesting choice. After the game, we wanted to kill time between this location and another location we had later in the day and thought about replaying a game, but the game master ushered us out and quickly disappeared and we didn’t really feel welcome so we decided to leave and not replay.

The space in this room is underutilized. It felt like there were only two puzzles per space. Would’ve played another room here but gms were rude and very unhelpful.