The DogHouse

Very well done, and everything worked

A fun little room! We played with three experienced adults, but it would also be fun for kids. It is a physically smaller room, so I would say more than 3-4 adults would be kind of squishy. They were very accommodating for a non-player in a wheelchair (grandpa with dementia), which we appreciated greatly!

Had such a fun time doing The Doghouse “Game of Chue” room, a great homage to Clue and boardgames. It is super kid-friendly in terms of theming but don’t be fooled, some of the puzzles really made you think! Lots of cute interactive surprises, I loved it!

This was our first time visiting this company and it was amazing! This game is very kid friendly but also enjoyable for adults too. The atmosphere was very fun and felt like you were playing the game of clue. There is a ton of puzzles so I recommend a team of 4. There was a good mixture of different puzzles we haven’t experienced and mechanical which is appreciated. This is one of the harder rooms for this company but I’m excited to try the next ones!

I quite enjoyed this room. The theme and story was fun and not one I have seen anywhere else yet. The puzzles were challenging and kept the 2 of us busy for almost the full hour. We escaped with just 6:30 left. All around I had a fun time and would recommend this room. I don’t quite understand why this room claims to require 3 people. They let us play as just 2 and I believe you could also play this as 1 person as well if they would allow it.

The sound scape throughout the game was too loud for our seven year old. I assume if there was more people in the room talking it wouldn't be as loud but we were three people and it was jump scare loud each time. I didn't think all the connections were clear - even the hints were unclear since there were many puzzles involving balls we had no idea which puzzle they were trying to point us to. We did escape and had fun but it would not be high on my recommendation list.

Our family of four had a great time tackling The Doghouse! The room was packed with puzzles, just the right balance of challenge: not too hard, not too easy. The storyline was fun and engaging, with a family-friendly vibe that made it perfect for all ages. We especially appreciated the non-linear design, which allowed us to split up and work on different puzzles at the same time, great for a group that likes to divide and conquer! Most of the tasks were intuitive and well thought out, though there was one puzzle element that wasn’t clearly labeled and ended up tripping us up. It could definitely benefit from a bit more clarity, but honestly, it didn’t take away from the overall experience. As always, Escape Room 66 delivers for puzzle lovers. The Doghouse was no exception. Fun, immersive, and very satisfying to solve. Highly recommend for families or any group looking for a solid escape room experience!

This was our second game at Escape Room 66 and we had an amazing time. Took a group of 6 kids ages 12-13 and it was a ton of fun. Really immersive atmosphere and a bunch of non-linear puzzles. It’s not the biggest game in that there’s really one main room and an additional smaller room. But that’s kind of how the rooms at this place seem to be built. But there was plenty to do and plenty of space. I love this company because it’s a family business that just really loves what they do. Can’t wait to do the other games here and especially the one they’re working on now for the near future.

This was a cute idea (animal themed) but we were so frustrated with the puzzles. Several time waster puzzles or things so obscure we needed hints. If you don’t care about escaping or solving the puzzles and want a fun atmosphere, this one is for you and your kids.

Another great Escape Room 66 experience. They have such consistently top notch immersive room designs, I wish I could pause a clock and just look at all the art they create. This was so much fun for our group of 4. It's nonlinear, which gave us all something to split up and do. The puzzles were innovative and the Clue "who did it with what weapon in what room" mystery was an added bonus. Best of all, at the end we all laughed and took some goofy pics thanks to our very kind GM Leo.