Flynn's Arcade

So much fun! Took my family and my brother who is a huge fan of the original movie. This was one of the best experiences we have had in an escape room. So much nostalgia and immersion. Felt like we were living the movie. Core memory ❤️

Every game, puzzle, and prop was thought out and interactive to both the IP and mechanics of the game. Felt like we were in Flynn’s Arcade. And without any spoilers, how it begins is wonderful for any fans of the franchise.

We were treated and greeted amazingly by Daniel. Even though we were the last and latest room of the day, 10pm. He was so nice to meet, immersive in the game, and just as energetic. Great and welcoming!

Intuitive, so creative, and immersive to the actual IP of the movie and games. A mix of both linear and non linear elements. My partner loved some of the physical aspects as well. Great diversity of puzzles and problem solving.

Mostly nonlinear

It does get a bit stuffy in there and it was just 3 of us

It was a busy night but Daniel was great!

Accommodates all skill levels

A good mix of both

3-5

All ages

Daniel stayed in character to help us work around it.

Not really

Some dexterity games.

Stairs

Puzzles were pretty standard, but they were integrated very well. Multiple tasks/puzzles can be completed consecutively.

I love Tron Legacy, so this was a lot of fun. My teammate had never seen Tron but still really enjoyed the atmosphere and story.

Jon was a great game master. He was good at determining when to step in to give us hints and adjusting how cryptic or straightforward the hints were based on how much we were struggling. Also was great with answering our post-game questions.

Puzzles were very well integrated into the plot

Good mix of both

We were able to complete the game with just 2 players, so it’s definitely doable with just 2. But having an additional player or 2 might have been helpful. Anything above 5 would probably feel a little cramped.

There’s some climbing and crouching/crawling involved, but that can all be done by just 1 person on the team. The person who climbs and crouches should also be comfortable with smaller spaces. It’s helpful to have at least one person on the team with at least some degree of hand-eye coordination.

At least one person on the team has to be able to climb a ladder and crouch/crawl. You need to go up a flight of stairs to get to the room itself. Lighting is a little dim in some areas. Probably would not recommend to highly photosensitive people.

Has its own parking lot so parking was very easy

Great set and fun ideas!! Wish there were more unique/difficult puzzles though

All the rooms had a strong detailed aesthetic ❤️

Lovely GM!! He knew exactly when to chime in and when to leave us be Was very patient when I kept asking him to repeat himself 😅

It was easy to understand and had a bunch of small surprise elements!

Had a couple small hiccups but overall I found the room to be easy.

It requires 4 but honestly 2 would have been enough

Nothing inappropriate for kids, might be difficult though

One person needed that can climb and crawl. Other than that, nothing super active.

Had moments that required climbing and crawling but only one person had to. There was fog at one point.

They had a parking lot! ❤️

This was a fun game! The theme was novel (for me), the puzzles were fun and the story flowed well (at least I think so, I don't know the Tron story).

The rooms were decorated very well, the special effects were great and the experience was immersive.

Our GM (sorry, I forgot his name) was very friendly, welcoming, and respected our request for no hints unless we asked for them (I think we asked for one or two).

This was my first Tron-themed room. The group who played before us wore Tron-y shirts which was cute!

TBH, I don't listen to the story often, but the other members of my group do and they liked the story. I think I need to rent the movies...

This was my 55th room (49W - 6L) that I played as a group of five adults with similar statistics. I appreciate the 75 minute timer, because, ya know... who likes to fail, right?

It was a mixture of both, but perhaps a little more tech? I say that mostly because of the video game theme.

I think you need a minimum of two players due to the nature of a few of the puzzles. We played with five adults and it was perfect for us, four would be fine, you can also do more.

We won't play scary games.

I say ten years old only because of the typical ten-year-old attention span. But if you have a younger enthusiast, by all means, include them! There is nothing scary or inappropriate.

Everything worked well.

We won't play rooms with live actors.

There is the usual scurrying around plus one climbing portion for one player.

I think impairments would make this game very difficult.

They have a dedicated parking lot.