Robot Rebellion

This is a score-based room, so not your typical escape room etc etc. But it wasn’t because it was different that made me dislike it, it was the janky, repetitive tasks. The room actually starts out fine, but progressively gets worse as you are force pushed from room to room. I love video games, but the… let’s call them “video games” here… we’re very frustrating. Also somewhat broken, and also perhaps almost impossible for smaller groups. The tech and set are admittedly impressive. Kinda felt like we were at Disney World’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. We somehow got a high score, but at what cost?! Viva la robot revolution!

Not an escape room. It lacks something and I'm not sure what would make it better. Unfortunately, don't think I would recommend this room to others. But, if you're with a group and not focused on completion, this is the room for you.

Not a typical escape room in which you’re racing to finish as fast as you can- it’s designed to spend as much time as you can to save as many robot escapees as you can. A hybrid between an escape room and a themed arcade. Make sure your party stays together as a door closes between each room as you advance. Unusual and fun!

To begin, this is not a true escape room. It is more of an integrated video game. It has an interesting story and some fun puzzles in the beginning with a scoring goal as the overall objective. Do not go in expecting a traditional escape room. It was very fun, but did not feel like an escape room.

Did this one on a same day return. Interesting in its build, one of our screens wasn’t working and had to wait for someone to realize it was broken and then come fix it whole issue probably only 15 minutes but really through off the immersion. First room is awesome but after that mostly mini games.

This is not a traditional escape rooms, it’s a try to repeat your score if you play again room. You are moved to next room after a length of time to allow for a different group to enter after.

Know that this is an adventure room and not an escape room. You play games/complete tasks for a set amount of time and then are moved on to the next one. It just wasn’t that fun- we got bored quickly with each activity. Other rooms at the bureau are excellent - try those instead.

Instead of a traditional escape room, this was more game-like. The idea is to solve the puzzles in each room so that you can free as many robots as possible. But you only get so long in each room (description says it’s impossible to save all; so just save as many as you can). Really neat concept and we had a great time. Big thanks for there being no age limit. We were in town for vacation and couldn’t find a sitter to take our 21 month old while we did the game. So he came with us!! Staff was super accommodating and nice when they really didn’t have to be. Toddler hung out in the room with his tablet and water bottle and occasionally wandered around to check things out. We got out with a score of 861 (game master said high score was 900-something) so I feel decent!!

I think we saved 864 robots with just two of us, I know at least I had mixed feelings about this one, it started as a pretty cool escape room with the types of puzzles there where, but as the room progressed it turned more into a game, which I know is it’s purpose, the games themselves were just the tiniest bit frustrating. Overall it was a super fun experience and I would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a different experience

This is simply not an escape room. It’s a cool concept, but not executed well. Definitely a skip!!