The Orphanage

Our game master is great the staff we're great. The lobby in this escape room were phenomenal but the experience was less than lackluster. We escaped in 30 minutes and we only did about 8 or 9 puzzles probably didn't really keep track but was not a lot. A lot of the puzzles are designed to waste your time so you would overthink and have to do research by either reading a book or overthinking some of the puzzles. The room had its spooky elements but it was not that spooky. The story made no sense while you're playing the room as you only get your story during the debriefings. The room itself felt very straightforward as in the things that meant the move were part of a puzzle everything else was completely nailed down or held to a degree. The experience did not really feel like much of an experience compared to other Orlando locations and I would understand if an easy room The experience can still be very fun and entertaining while this one it just felt very bare bone. It felt as though they put a little to no effort in the room and it definitely needs a lot of work. If this is going to be the experience I'm going to have at their other rooms I'm not going to pay $50 for this premium experience. Competitively there are way better escape rooms in Orlando for about 15 $20 cheaper down the road. The designers definitely drop the ball on this one

One of the better Game Over games I’m played, but it’s still not saying much. Overall, it’s a meh. There were some decent puzzles, then some not too fun puzzles. We told the our GM we wanted to get out, so nudge us if we are behind. He ended up nudging us too fast and we got out in 29 minutes. I don’t mind getting out fast if I had a great experience, though again, I left disappointed. The exit brief also was meh. We wanted to play another game but didn’t feel like we were welcomed. Game ended up being $50 after taxes, which we feel was not worth it.

After tax, this game was around $50 a person. When I pay a premium price, I expect a premium product. I was definitely disappointed. We spent less than 30 minutes in the room. The puzzles were odd and definitely meant to be time consuming for a less experienced player. Puzzles were broken or removed. I don’t believe I will play another game at this location.

The room was easier than we anticipated. The level 5 difficulty rating might be due to the one or two more detailed/nteicate word puzzles in the room. The room felt more like a level 3 difficulty. However the room was still very enjoyable, the decor was on point and the clues and puzzles were definitely fun to unfold. This is a great beginner to mid-level room!

Like the other rooms we have played here, the theming, decor and props are top notch and fully immersive. The creepy orphanage theme is not new or unique but it is well-executed here. Game play is linear but all puzzles are multi-tiered. No easy solves. This room is high-tech with only two locks (three if you count a locked door that requires a key). This room is rated 5/5 for difficulty on Game Over's web page but we didn't think it was that hard. We were surprised when we realized we had the final solve because we were expecting more. Overall, a fun room with some good challenges.

Having done nightmare hotel and mansion murder at different locations and seeing the potential scare factor those rooms brought, I was extreme disappointed in this room. The one jump scare they had was broken so we got nothing and the room was so bright, it completely took away any creepy ambiance. To top it all off, the staff was horrible. It felt like they were forced to be there and deal with you and you were just a pest to them.

Not a bad room, however there was SO MUCH POTENTIAL to be terrifying, but maybe its just a bias bc i love being scared.

Not overly scary but a neat psychological horror theme. It was easy to follow the flow with the 2 of us. The staff was very friendly and accommodating!

She was good, I’m waiting for her to be great