Prison Break

The set design was great. Actual prison toilets!

The staff was great and our GM was personable and helped when we asked or when they could tell we needed it

There were some elements that were interesting but I think as a whole the game was pretty straightforward

Escape the prison. Not much to elaborate on.

With a good group, I’d call it medium-hard. A few of the puzzles were difficult to figure out exactly what we were supposed to do. If you’re 3 or less, it’s probably on the hard side.

There wasn’t anything unsuitable for kids, but the concepts and puzzles are better suited towards young adults and adults.

Without giving any hints, there are two parts that require some physical movement beyond standing and walking

There are a few elements that could prevent a wheelchair user from participating in all puzzles and one puzzle uses color. If at least one person playing is not in a wheelchair and not color blind, these won’t be an issue.

Some of the puzzles at the end were a reach to understand, but I loved the interactive games in this room.

The set was definitely what I would want for escaping. I also appreciate that there is always an option to get from room to room for people who aren’t able to fit through smaller places

I absolutely loved Lauren. This was our last room to complete with this company. She was a bright spot for ALL the rooms we went to, but she was finally out GM on this one. Wonderful personality and generally just a great person.

We did it with 2, but we work together really well.

Stairs & tunnel in this room, but 3rd room has door that returns to 1st area.

stairs + tunnel, dim lighting, some items are in high to reach places, sudden + loud noises

We've done two other prison escape games and this was by far the best. It flowed very well in that we had to solve the puzzles in specific locations to move on to the other locations, etc. It isn't completely linear but it was obvious as to what we had to solve before we could move on.

The most immersive of the 3 prison escape rooms we've played. From the time we stepped into the room until the final door opened the entire environment was (stereotypically, since none of us have ever been in a real jail cell) realistic, and supported the objective. The engineering was top-notch.

We've played games at 3 other "The Escape Game" locations in Nashville and they appear to only hire friendly and enthusiastic employees dedicated to players having fun. Harrison did a perfect job of waiting until we were clearly in need of a clue and/or asked for one before offering help. She was the 4th player on our team that made our experience successful.

Somewhat typical prison escape, similar to what we've done in the past, only put together extremely well.

Good story and the puzzles all supported the plot.

There were a couple of challenging clues, especially toward the end as we were pressed for time. Not recommended for beginners, but with a few rooms under a team's belt this will present a nice challenge.

A mix, but not as high-tech as some in that there were some physical locks and mechanical inputs. Much more than basic mechanical locks though. A good mix of tech.

We played with 3 but could have used a couple more players as we got toward the end to help solve puzzles in parallel. One portion of the game could not have supported more than about 6.

The realism of the jail might trigger specific individuals (is that a thing) and might be a little scary for younger kids, although our GM made it very clear that we were never really locked in. The puzzles were a little more challenging and therefore might require a higher age.

Everything in this game was tight: well-designed, well-maintained, and in perfect working order.

The room was good size, required a little physical activity to manipulate puzzles, and required a little crawling. Not too much activity but more than some.

Fully accessible. A little dark, but a flashlight was provided where needed.

The location is alongside a number of other businesses and we found a spot close to the front. There are larger parking lots available close by.

There may be some challenges. There are stairs and a crawling portion. Neither space requires everyone to participate, but it will limit some involvement.