Bank Heist

This is a grudging thumbs up. So many things were not working that it made gameplay less fun and interrupted game flow.

Set design, special effects and props were great. The room has a full-size armored car that you get inside.

Again, a grudging thumbs up. The person who let us into the room and set up the game was not the the same person who ended up being our GM. We waited much too long for hints and they told us it was because they were busy helping other rooms. When we escaped, the GM didn't come to meet us right away so we weren't sure if we should just leave. When he finally came, we mentioned all the things that didn't work, the riddle leftover from a removed puzzle and the wait for hints and his attitude was just "Oh well"

The bank heist theme was not unique by the inclusion of a full-size armored car was pretty cool.

The story was played with audio only and was hard to hear. Something about a bank heist and time travel. Not exactly sure what we were supposed to be doing.

Harder that it should have been due to non-working puzzles, puzzles that had not been reset and slow hints.

There were a few high tech effects but most were mechanical and there were a number of locks.

There are a lot of things to do in this room and some need to be done at the same time. 4 is the minimum number of players but we played with 6 and it was helpful to have the extra people.

Nothing fun for kids here.

We had one puzzle that was not reset, a letter spinner with a missing letter (broken off), a key that should have only opened one thing but instead opened a bunch of things. An audio clue that we never heard and a light panel that wasn't working. The GM got the light panel working again.

A few spots had to guess, a lock didn’t open, and 2 mechanicals didn’t work on first test.

The set design is excellent.

They do give you all the information you need to solve the puzzles, but if you are familiar with some relevant information then you can solve several puzzles without needing the environmental info, which is fine.

Several puzzles require two people to manipulate controls or communicate between different spaces, but other than that you don’t need a big group. The room is linear-ish and there aren’t that many puzzles. I would say 2-4 is probably ideal.

Someone has to climb inside the back of a relatively large truck.

Not the best, but very nice set design. Too many lock puzzles detracts from the experience. The story needs to blend more with the set. The lock puzzles alone almost make it a down vote.

This is the highlight of the room. Set design was great.

Great customer service

The story did not flow well. The environment did not play into the story.

Puzzles didn't flow well. No idea how we should have known what to do once we solve first puzzle.

Nice set design. The armored truck was very cool.

Employees were not consistently friendly. The gentleman who walked us back to room was nice but others seemed to rush us or annoyed to be at work.

Some old puzzle elements or things in room that were obsolete now.

The story didn't stay immersive

Clues and big leaps in logic required.

Gears and magnetic locks

Hard puzzles that don't flow

Stepping up

Tight on parking

Puzzles didn’t flow well. There were “old clues” that weren’t even part of the room anymore. If that’s the case, then why not get rid of it?

Set design was good. GM said to ignore all the dialogue over the speakers because there was no significance to it. Would have been nice to hear it if it made sense to the storyline (in moderation of course).

Started with a male GM, asked for a clue and heard a female GM, then ended the game with another male GM. No consistency. Staff does not seem very engaging as opposed to other places we’ve been.

Story could have flowed better. There’s an audio storyline, but it’s hard to hear.

There is one tight place where you have to solve a few puzzles. It’s not a requirement for everyone to go into this space.

There’s a small parking lot that gets crowded very quickly. It’s in the middle of restaurants so a lot of foot traffic.