The Heist

This was a fun, immersive and challenging experience with lots of attention to detail and great customer service. Was a memorable party for teens and looking forward to going back. Hints are given on a screen, I prefer when they are given over a speaker, because I had to turn around to see them and sometimes missed them as I did not hear the audio cue (although it was a birthday party for teens and they were being very loud!)

All of the rooms at Red Fox are unique, challenging, and so so satisfying. They are clearly crafted with care. This is probably their most straightforward room in terms of story, but it makes up for it with a lot of unique, high production value, visual puzzling! We did the room with 6 people and were glad to have so many folks there to help us get through all the content within the time frame! I think this room would be a LOT for 2 people. Possible (?), but definitely a challenge.

All puzzles were well done and had a good mix of hard and easy puzzles. The vibe was one point!

Our team of six tackled this room and it was a total blast. One even enjoyed this so much he announced it was his favorite room that he's been to. The immersion is great - it added a lot to the feeling of fun. But by far the best part of this room was its non-linear playstyle. We naturally broke into our own groups and tackled different puzzles at the same time, and had a great time discussing the different puzzles on the way home. Highly recommend!

Fun and creative set!

I thought this was the weakest of Red Fox's rooms. Some of the space felt underutilized, particularly the starting room. It wasn't bad, but not as strong or memorable as others we played on the trip.

Solid theming, very friendly host (David), challenging but not unfair puzzles, one jaw drop moment (just like u-boat). Would highly recommend, red fox knocks it out of the park once again!

Great puzzles, some cool mechanics, very doable

I think this is the weakest of Red Fox's rooms, but still fun. Some really creative physical interactions, including some exciting set immersion and novel puzzle designs. A great sense of "pacing" and drama, while also being nonlinear enough that there is something else to work on if you get stuck somewhere. Also something else I retroactively see as a Red Fox signature: at least one puzzle where, after you "get it", you still have to hunker down and churn through a lengthy decoding process; that kind of puzzle is probably helpful for a large group where you need to find "jobs" for everyone, but in our small group it slowed us down in a less-fun way. All in all it won't go down in my books as the best room I've ever done, but I was glad we went.

Great room. Excellent game mastering. Lots of puzzles and locks.