Super Plumber Brothers

Not the worst room I’ve done, but not the best. Definitely this location’s weakest room. It had a decent variety of puzzles and they were all intuitive. However, there was a giant screen that showed the story progressing and it had some time wasting puzzles built in. Felt a bit like an arcade game, rather than an immersive escape room.

This is an easy room - one puzzle, as others mentioned did not work properly. Without us asking the GM said to “wiggle the switches” - there are 6 of them - and eventually it triggered. We missed the record time by a few seconds and also this counted as a clue.

My main complaint about this room is something others mentioned - a puzzle about halfway through that did not work. It was extremely frustrating. If I owned that franchise, I would change it. No way they will get away with it long term, it literally doesn’t work. The GM did help us but you can’t fix something that’s broken. If it wasn’t for that, we would’ve had a much better time.

This room relied wayyyy too much on the Mario Franchise to be good. The puzzles made little to no sense with very little clues that we were even doing the puzzle right.

We liked the room it was more functional than atmospheric. The room tied together them wise but was not encapsulating. The theme was closely followed

This room fell completely flat. Puzzles broke. Random puzzles with no clear connection or instructions really. We were kind of button mashing to figure stuff out. Staff was friendly but the game master was checking people into other rooms and we were stuck waiting for a hint for over 5 min. Super frustrating. The game master should be dedicated to active rooms only. 1/10 would not recommend this room unless you want to leave totally frustrated with life.

A little bit of a silly, goofy room that I mostly tried for the novelty of the theme being into video games. If you aren’t really into the theme then I would just say avoid it.

It was a cute theme and very nostalgic. There was a puzzle that was broke and the game master didn’t stop our clock for 2 minutes once we solved the final puzzle which are common themes on AER franchises so we were not shocked. We simply do rooms as they open because we need new rooms. Four players (average # of rooms is 40-60 for us) was totally perfect. If you have kids no more than 6-8 people.

A collection of props & puzzles thrown together. Poorly designed, laid out and implemented. Do any of their other rooms instead. Needs a total re-think

This room was great and very well done. A couple of the puzzles could have used a tad more direction to understand what needed to be done. Otherwise a great room and a lot of fun!