The Sheriff'S Office

Split start escape rooms are always fun, this particular one is on the easier side with some more obvious hints to help you through the room. Of course you’ll need to work together to get out of the start rooms. There’s also some assembly puzzles which a lot of escape rooms don’t usually have. All in all it is a good starter room. Just be aware some of the locks are very finicky. (There’s also no story and a mediocre atmosphere)

just an okay game - split starts are fun. one lock didn’t work and one of the last puzzles was both a nightmare to assemble and then required math with no calculator. definitely suggest any other room clue carre has to offer over this one.

We did this with only two with no clues but we do a lot of rooms. This could be hard for those who are new to escape rooms, but it’s really fun! Team of 4 recommended. It requires a lot of communication between teammates which ads to the experience once you figure out what to do.

Super fun! Loved the story and definitely had some neat challenges!

We had a really hard time with this one. Most likely due to only having 2 people. Would definitely suggest 4-6 people to play. You start out away from each other which means tire in your own with only 2 players. We did enjoy this room though.

Divided start to allow some communication and collaboration skills to be tested with a fun theme

This is just an ok room. Even after we escaped the room, the GM said that they thought the room should be replaced with something else.

Of the two rooms they have at the Metairie location this is by far the weaker of the two. Some of the puzzles were quite imaginative enough but the spin of the split start is good all the same. I wish there was more done in terms of the atmosphere of the room. With all that said the game did flow relatively well from puzzle to puzzle. Once again much like Game Museum it was not much of a story but more of a journey. Still worth a try in the end :)

Fairly typical western themed room. Nothing special, but nothing bad either.

Typical western starting off in two cells is a nice twist but there were sooooo many locks that it lowkey threw the flow of the game off.