Deep Space

Went to this one on my birthday and it was still my favorite escape room experience of all time. From the immersive spaceship set to one puzzle involving something intentionally funny, my family still talks about this room to this day.

Rating: 3/5 - Decent space theming and puzzles, but showing some wear Pros: ➕They made an effort to decorate the set floor to ceiling to fit the theme. It's not high budget or quality but there is a space ship vibe. There are screens, lots of panels & switches, and LED lighting. ➕Puzzles were enjoyable with a nice variety, not too hard. Everything seemed fair and made sense (careful not to overthink). Seemed like there was a lot to do, it was fairly non-linear. ➕It was a mix of tech and combo locks along with some tactile/physical interactions. ➕Some teamwork puzzles ➕More than a single room to explore ➕Room was well lit, didn't need flashlights ➕Story videos were well done along with some amusing interactions with a voice-over character, pre-recorded hints are delivered via that character. Cons: ➖Set and props are showing a lot of wear and tear, it needs a refresh. ➖Public bookings, though no one else joined our game ➖Only 3 hints, but I'm not sure if they are strict on this. ➖General vibe of this place feels like it's stuck in 2015. ➖Distracting noise leakage from the neighboring room. Some crawling is required by at least one person, but no running or climbing. As a team of 2, there was a lot to do and we did not escape, especially because of the teamwork puzzles and non-linearity. We needed maybe 5 more minutes to finish the final sequence. I would recommend 3-4 enthusiasts making sure you divide and conquer. My ranking of the rooms I've played here starting with favorite: 1. Iron Throne 2. Deep Space 3. Taken

quite physical---lots of moving and running, great flow