Secret Agents Underworld

We did a Level Three and it was pretty basic to us. Built we have done 50+ Rooms over time.

We did both rooms here back to back and ended with this room. We enjoyed the puzzles, though they seemed a bit on the easier side for the two of us w/ approx. 86 games under our belt for experience. The puzzles flowed well and we weren't ever confused on what to do next for long. The decor could be more immersive, but the price was right for the experience and we had a lot of laughs - mostly at ourselves for missing things - so it was certainly worth the trip here. This game had an element that I've never seen elsewhere and it was pretty cool that it was included. The owner / game master was friendly. We will return when other rooms open, which we were told will be soon.

Fun mechanical room. Variety of puzzles all hidden in a smaller space. Mostly linear as one puzzle reveals the next so no real divide and conquer, but varying skills sets did come in handy. We needed one hint because we just weren't on our game. We were told the best time was 31 seconds slower than us, but they didn't use a hint. Reminder, check and double check everywhere. We did both rooms that day (sadly missed out on their now closed third room, but looking forward to what replaces it).

I enjoyed this puzzle heavy room more than I thought I would. At first glance, this seemed as if was going to be a paint by number escape game that would simply be a retread of casino rooms I had done in the past, but I was very wrong. The set is on the simple side and gives the feel of a back room casino that you might see in someone's garage or in the back room of a video store. The real joy here were the puzzles. So many puzzles and a really nice variety. This room is linear but gives you a great experience for you and a good escape room friend. I look forward to coming back and trying their new rooms