The Official SAW Escape

I'm a huge fan of Saw, and the atmosphere of this house is fantastic. The live actor adds a lot to the experience, and did a fantastic job. It's a linear escape room, so you progress through a bunch of rooms, each one with a 3-7 minute puzzle. We didn't finish most of the puzzles, so I'm not even sure what many of them were. The creators seemed to miss a great opportunity with the Saw franchise, because many of the puzzles have very little to do with Saw. Jigsaw was always explicitly clear about what you were supposed to do, it usually was just an awful thing that you really didn't want to do. He never sent you looking for lock combinations, keypad numbers, etc. There were a few good Saw moment puzzles, but I really expected more "Fear Factor" style challenges that never came (e.g. no searching for a key in a tub of ice and body parts, no having to hold an electric shock handle while someone else completed a challenge, etc.)... bummer. Overall fun, if you like Saw, though.

Least favorite escape room I’ve done to date. Important clues are said out loud but the room itself is so loud you can’t hear it. They give no clues in the first room so if you struggle in there you just have to struggle and be frustrated til that room times out and you’re moved to the next. The time limit given in most rooms didn’t feel like enough, especially when the things holding us back weren’t our fault, such as dark lighting making clues almost impossible to read or the wires we needed being tangled. The character actor was absolutely the best part, she was wonderful.

Played this game VIP with a group of 10, mix of enthusiasts and family. We knew not to expect a typical escape experience, but this room disappointed for too many reasons. The "actor" in the room was barely in character and mostly yelled very obvious hints at us that we specifically asked not to receive. It got to the point where they were yelling hints while we actively were inputting solutions. Being rushed through each room really ruined the immersion and ability to appreciate the wonderfully designed sets and ambience. There's also some hazards like hard to see level changes, and many of the noise effects are WAY too loud. Overall not a great experience, but possibly worth it for Saw fans and general tourists. I wouldn't recommend it for escape fans, and I definitely wouldn't want to pay full price.

Great set design, great sound design—— with the huge caveat of needing to turn the volume down majorly. There were more than a few metal crashes that were more than harmful to our ears. My ears were ringing as I left the room. The gameplay is stale as the hints and guides are insistent. We specifically asked for less hints, only to have our hands held between every puzzle. Don’t come to Las Vegas to do this room. We paid $470 on a Groupon, but the actual price for the room with ten people is almost $1000. The gameplay is a waste of time. The set isn’t good enough to earn the price tag.

Poorly executed. Confusing. Poor puzzles, felt pushed through. Great set.

Great production of props and rooms but fell short in the puzzle design and execution. Lots of black light and treasure hunting.

Not good at all... Color-based puzzles in lighting so dark that multiple colors look identical (and they won't help you distinguish), no logical puzzle flow even within each "challenge", necessary audio cues were muffled/garbled/unintelligible (and when you scream "can you repeat that"... they just don't...), a lock which didn't work even after putting in the right code many times, a complete time waster of a puzzle toward the end which actually didn't even require you to do what they said you had to do... Maybe some would like the set pieces as an interactive experience, but it's terrible as an escape room. If you just have to do this, go in with 6 or more people so you can spread out...and maybe one of you has superhuman vision and can read in the dark!