Museum Heist

Puzzles were super well themed and room was immersive! Plenty of different rooms with memorable puzzles.

We had a group of 6 adults and it felt like too many for this room. The room is fairly tight and has a lot to read and look at; we sort of split off into groups of 2 to tackle the entire thing. The puzzles are not linear and we couldn't really keep up with what the others had already done. It has some fun puzzles and a nice design; if you're an escape room enthusiast, I'd recommend you try it. If you're just looking for a fun room for something to do, I'd check out their other rooms instead.

This was a lot of fun! It has some laser based puzzles which was new and something I hadn’t seen before. The tech behind the set up of this room is pretty impressive as well, and there is a lot of moving around carrying props.

Definitely I think the most difficult room at Gurnee. It’s also multilinear, make sure to split up! Most of the gameplay took place in the beginning room, and the last few rooms were lacking in puzzles in my opinion. Good for a larger group, though we were four.

Good room - a lot of puzzles and some reading. Good theming.

I usually prefer more linear, that way I'm able to see it all but we had 5 players, 3 of which being avid escape enthusiasts. This meant that we could all be working on something at once and it not feel too crowded. It was nice being able to look around while someone was working on something and find something useful :) I'm just personally not a big fan of heist rooms in general, but this one was really well done and the props were neat.

For hearing that this room was nonlinear and different from other 60 gurnee rooms I was expecting to be a little dissapointed by disjointed puzzles, but was incredibly surprised as to the complexity of the non linearity and the fun puzzles scattered throughout! This room is the perfect example of what a nonlinear room could be and should be, with a fun twist on a museum heist in an Egyptian wing! Great puzzles, fun artifacts, and plenty of unexpected ways to solve puzzles to think outside the box! Nothing quite did what you thought it did and I was 100% here for it!!! My favorite part was honestly the new take on a clue system, one that involved watching yourself play the room and seeing something the game guide recommends you to see to continue through the room instead of being told what puzzle to solve and how. This was miles more helpful than clues in previous game and was a system I wish was involved in nearly every game I play now. Overall a definite recommendation to those with some escape room experience and a stand out at an already great 60 to escape location!

This game has the strong production values of the rest of the Sixty to Escape games, and the puzzle designs in a vacuum are pretty cool. However, as a room, I found the puzzles didn't flow super well together. At times, we thought the room broke because we suddenly had access to a lot of new stuff despite not finishing puzzles that were in front of us, and rewards from puzzles we did finish had to be set aside for much later. It wasn't a bunch of parallel puzzles nor linear puzzles but some weird hybrid that felt a bit counterintuitive. I really like the style of this company's rooms, and this room was no different. I just wish the way each puzzle connected to each other was a bit more natural.

Super fun nonlinear room! I’m usually more mixed on rooms that are this hypernonlinear only because it’s usually a big disadvantage to our small team of 2. But this room was not only manageable but also super enjoyable for us! Warning that a lot of reading is involved, but it does help to provide proper signage to nearly every puzzle. Some may not like the reading so much though. Excellent use of space, super fun set design, and exciting reveals!