The Great Eureka Springs Bank Heist

The room followed the theme requiring us to discover some unique information about a bank heist in the town. The room was immersive and matched the theme. There was a short part at the beginning and end that facilitated our travel through time back to, and then back from, when the heist occurred. It didn't add anything to the scenario but also didn't interrupt the flow.

The game was fully immersive and the room supported the story very well. There were some really fun puzzles throughout the room. They spanned from basic puzzles to items that were a little more high tech.

The staff was excellent, enthusiastic and welcoming. They have a unique (funny) way of requesting hints (although we didn't require any).

Nothing innovative or different from what we've seen but still fun.

The objective was clear throughout the game. The puzzles, sets and props fully supported the storyline.

We were able to complete the game without any clues. However, the puzzles were still challenging and there were a good amount of them.

Mostly mechanical but there were some puzzles that were enabled by tech. The room has a good mix, especially for something as straightforward as solving a bank robbery. A lot of fun.

We completed this room with 2 players in plenty of time but a couple of more heads would have been helpful. Two worked.

There was a lot of movement throughout the room.

The downtown location required paid parking nearby, with an easy-to-use app.

Typical linear game, but very enjoyable.

You have to crawl - not good for people with mobility issues. Also not accessible for color blind individuals

Kind of slow but some fun puzzles

Thought the need to have us time travel as part of the setup was a bit unnecessary.

Story was cool

Eureka Springs itself is not accessible as it built on steep hillside.

You do have to crawl under something

You need to arrive early so you can find a parking spot.