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A daring crew of astronauts finds themselves stranded amidst the unforgiving vastness of space. Your ship, the USS Artemis, once a symbol of your hopes and dreams, encounters a catastrophic malfunction that leaves it adrift, a mere speck in the cosmic sea. As the stars shimmer and oxygen dwindles, you are forced to improvise, using your ingenuity and resourcefulness to fashion makeshift tools and jury-rig solutions. Will you repair your ship in time, or will you drift off into the abyss, forever lost in the enigma of the universe?

Planet Escape Room

Zero Hour

Escape room

Game play was pretty basic, nothing new or novel. Some fun elements. Set was decent. We had fun and good for the price.

6/10
Honestly this experience is on par with expectations based on our experience in their other rooms. In short, they have cool ideas but the execution is a little questionable at times as much is technically based. I would still lightly recommend as they are a small indie company funding all of this and you can tell they are passionate about what they do. At least for our group, there's some entertainment value when something breaks. 

Highlights 
- the core reactor utilized a magnetic "claw" machine game which was pretty cool to watch. Some of my teammates found the controls frustrating but I thought it was still cool. The reveal for this puzzle was done nicely as well
- cool to be locked inside separate holding chambers, but the space was really small.
- they offer weekday discounts off what's already a reasonable price
- alternative beginning depending on how many people in your party

Negatives 
- there were a few time waster puzzles, which is fine except one was literally due to limitations of tools. Each rock had to be scanned to identify the special crystals and there was only one tool for up to 6 to use to scan
- Our team was able to solve multiple puzzles by chance which idk if we were really lucky or what. As a result, we spent a lot of time trying to interpret a clue for a puzzle that was already accidentally solved for.
- major lag time (5-10 secs) for a significant chunk of their trigger puzzles
- their decorations could blend more seamlessly into the design?  The three fibbonachi sequence images were just pasted on the wall in a really large space with nothing else. It just looked very bizarre and I feel like the space could have easily been filled with random mission control decorations like procedure posters or random news about space or literally anything.

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