Old Jail

The theming of the Old Jail escape room was really cool and immersive! The atmosphere felt authentic, and the setup added to the challenge in a fun way. However, the noises at the beginning were extremely loud—while I understand that they’re meant to make communication difficult, they were genuinely painful for my ears and head. Thankfully, as we progressed out of the jail cells, the sound levels became much more manageable. One of my favorite parts was the live actor—their role made total sense within the story and added a really fun, interactive element to the experience! Reece was a fantastic Game Master—kind, helpful, and knew exactly when to step in with hints without giving too much away. As for group size, I think four people might be too many, depending on the skill levels of the players. Personally, I feel I would have enjoyed it more with just one other person. Overall, it was a fun and well-designed room!

I'd say their strongest room. Pretty immersive, had a good time with this one.

We all enjoyed the room

I was very worried about this room because I don’t do well with scary and other reviews gave me pause. This room was incredibly fun and also difficult. We made it through but there were puzzles that gave us pause and we hadn’t seen before. I know I’m enjoying a room when I realize I’m smiling and I could feel a grin at so many times during this one. All the kudos to Grayson for helping us be so comfortable and creating such an enjoyable experience

This is a decent room! We enjoy split starts though there wasn’t much communication needed between, it’s more just a both sets need to solve their separate puzzle to get out. The dexterity puzzle was frustrating, it eats up time and was finicky. But it had some unique puzzles and was fun overall.

Not impressed. Some clues were haphazard which caused a waste of time

25% split start. Pretty cool theme, decent tech. One "dexterity" puzzle.

I'm a sucker for split starts, but it felt pretty gimmicky here. There wasn't a lot of communication needed between the split rooms, and overall, it was a very small portion of the room. According to the gamemaster, there was a different way to unlock something originally which would've cool if that were still in effect today, but apparently it kept breaking. One thing I really didn't like was the dexterity puzzle that required a ton of repetition in general. The room overall played very linearly. The final room was much more difficult than the rest of the room, but it felt fair. Story was pretty solid, but the final reveal has us confused. Maybe we needed to pay attention better so I won't knock it there since it was a fun component.