The Submarine

I personally really enjoyed the Set Design of this submarine and I had a group of 4 so it wasn’t too bad- Some of the tech was a tad bit janky but nothing too bad. The Video Game within the escape room was actually pretty cool and the game master actually guides you through it. Our game master was awesome!

The room itself wasn’t too bad but the GM wasn’t giving out good clues and had us very confused

I really disliked this room. This location tends to have good set design but poor puzzle design and GMs. The props were cool, but at a certain point, you need to play a dated video game which just requires everyone else to sit and watch. This takes up a good chunk of the room, and it's simply not interesting. It wasn't exactly as frustrating as some of their other rooms, but I think for everyone not doing the game, it just felt boring

didnt like a couple aspects of the game. but overall 7/10

The room features a very interesting video game element that I can best describe as an exploration point-and-click adventure. I’m a fan of those types of games, but this one felt a little clunky, partly because of the tech and the controls. It was very hard to know what to do next, and it was down to the wire for our group of 2, even with hints. Shout out to our GM because without him, we wouldn’t have barely escaped! There is one particularly confusing part, and the tank controls of the sub doesn’t do it any favors. This is better for big groups because it’s meant to be played like you’re in a submarine crew where everyone is in charge of a duty. There’s one annoying activity that one person must do to keep the lights on, so with less people, you gotta make sure someone’s always activating the lights. The video game exploration is different and neat, maybe dated, but it’s most of what this room centers about.

This room was challenging for our group but enjoyed the theme and set design was amazing.