The Dreams

Autistic children/adults (or those with sensory concerns) - this is NOT the place for you. They are moving groups through this space every 15 minutes, the puzzles are extremely noisy and repetitive, and the building is loud to the point that hints are delivered by staff in-person rather than over an intercom (which ruined the immersion and was quite distracting). This room is technically three stages - a group starts in the first stage every 15 minutes, so you have exactly 15 minutes to complete it before moving through the door to the next stage. If you don't complete it - oh well, on to the next room anyways. I do not recommend.

it was really fun! a little confusing at first but the girl working there did a great job with giving clues while letting me figure it out and enjoy the game !

I came in to do the “Dreams” game with a group of friends. We all enjoyed the atmosphere! It was a cozy little place right next to 16th street mall. The puzzles were challenging but not dreadful. Being able to have a private game was the cherry on top. I totally recommend this game for a friends night out. My group enjoyed the game so much we had to try the other. The “Dreams” is worth checking out for its design, puzzles, and the experience of an out-of-the box challenge! 10/10

The 3 room each had a 20 min time limit. Extra time does not carry over to the next rooms, which would have been nice otherwise. 2 rooms used auditory instruction, which could activate at the same time, making multitasking difficult. One of the puzzles did not proceed to the second stage of the puzzle. We were told to retry the inputs until the confirmation came on, after 5 minutes of attempting the puzzle and not knowing why it was not working.

We did not like this room at all. Decor was nice, but puzzles were quite lacking. Also, there was a sound puzzle that was just plain awful. Hints are given by game master stepping into the room, which is a terrible way to do hints.

This might have been the most frustrating room ive ever done. Lots of cool tech but the clues for all the puzzles were vague, some required a lot of abstract thinking or had multiple solutions but only one worked, one required fumbling for something you couldn't see. Also the clues system is terrible. The GM has to physically enter the room when you ask for a clue.

Very unique elements! Had a blast!

We also played The Dreams at 4 Dreams Escape Game, and it’s definitely not a traditional escape room. It’s more of a blitz-style experience made up of several shorter stories, which gives you a lot to do in one game with plenty of things to explore. It was more challenging than the Jungle Game but still very fun and satisfying. The setup is very high-tech with lots of electronic puzzles, mixed with physical elements and some tricky dexterity challenges. Overall, it’s a really fun, creative concept that’s both challenging and rewarding.