Ghost Ship

Puzzles flowed well into the next. Very simple mechanics but done well into the theme. Old School escape room. Nice environment design.

Heavy wear and tear, dark room, ambiguous clues, and we managed to guess the final puzzle by luck 🤣 There were a couple pieces of tech we’ve never seen before, so that was fun

Definitely a lot of different puzzles than other rooms we've done. Jenna was great

Ghost Ship - Held against our will on a cursed ship of angry ghosts, we hand to find away to escape fast. Pros: The rooms at 60 Out vary quite a bit making it difficult to talk generally about them as a group. The set design on some of the rooms (Titanic for instance) is stellar and far exceeded our expectations. Others are more typical of middle-of-the-road escape rooms. The puzzles are all generally logical with some games being more physical than mental. Yet, all the rooms were enjoyable to play and the puzzles mostly solvable. We had a great experience with all of the game masters who monitored our progress closely and provided assistance when needed. Overall we enjoyed our games at 60 Out and highly recommend visiting all of their rooms in the various locations in the Los Angeles area. Cons: We had a few mechanical difficulties in some of the more technologically complex rooms and at least one or two puzzle fails in games where poor puzzle design hindered our progress. These rooms were excellent overall. We found 60 Out, specifically Titanic and Grandma's MasterPlan, to be among our top ten favorite escape room experiences. Do not pass up the opportunity to play their games if you are in Southern California.

So immersive and fun. A definite challenge!

This was the first of our two rooms at this location, it is enjoyable but there was definitely a lot in this room. Like it felt like it just kept going and at the end we were like can you just give us clues so we can escape. Overall enjoyable but like jumanji way better.

Game could be upgraded.

2 of us escaped this room with basically 30 seconds left. This is the second room we’ve done together and I’ve done 2 more outside of LA (so we’re experienced but not experts). Though we ended up cutting it close, I still think 2 was an okay number since there’s no puzzle that’s more than 2-handed really, but 3 or 4 people might get you out faster. It was labeled hard so we expected to not make it out and to be fair, we required hints in the later half. (Thank you to our GM whose name I’m sorry I forgot but was great and working solo on a holiday!) The first half we pretty much breezed through (it’s fairly intuitive and if you’ve done escape rooms before or do puzzles often some actions will be familiar to you) but it was fun and immersive and the theming was great (sound effects, props, puzzle designs). Good amount of puzzles and some good variety of puzzles too. Possibly because of age/overuse there were a few small mechanical things (we didn’t realize we did a puzzle right bc we didn’t hear something else open, stuff like that) but it was mostly pretty smooth. Because of the theme, the lighting is very low, some of the puzzles required some genuine squinting. So just prepare yourself for that aspect! I would recommend this room for sure. It’s not scary btw, just has some ghostly sound effects and skeletal props, but not much in the jump scare arena (which personally I like).

It was so-so. The tech for the last puzzle wasn’t working so the ending just felt flat. The GM had to come in and tell us we escaped 🙁 definitely had an older feel with writing on items and certain imagery on pieces worn out. Nothing exciting either.

As a team of two, we had a great time with this room. Our GM Andrew was obviously attentive and walked the perfect line of helping create an immersive experience without oversharing when we needed a small nudge. The flow was perfect- the puzzles were clear and clever, if not super layered. Reading other reviews, I wasn’t expecting much, honestly, but we had a blast.