Bigfoot: Secrets of The Swamp

This room was super fun, it is a pretty large rooms, spanning 5 spaces and lots and lots of locks, but with just 3 of us (experienced players) we were able to get out in well under the 90 minutes this room gives. A mix of traditional and tech puzzles, and kept us on our feet! 10/10 would recommend!

Bigfoot: Secrets of The Swamp delivers a massive, highly immersive set and a fantastic atmospheric adventure that heavily rewards leaning into the narrative. The gameplay features a great, diverse range of mechanically driven puzzles that prioritize logical flow, and thankfully, we didn't experience any of the prop or technical issues mentioned by past players—aside from having to hold one door closed to prevent further damage after an overly aggressive previous group broke it. The live-actor element is a massive highlight; the acting was a lot of fun, and actively role-playing along with them made the entire experience much more enjoyable. However, the finale did feel a bit anti-climactic. While we were moving sequentially through the tasks, there was a distinct lack of signposting to indicate that we had actually achieved our main objective and were heading into the final stretch. Despite the slightly abrupt ending, the impressive footprint, diverse puzzle design, and engaging interactive storytelling make it a highly enjoyable room.

Great room, love the aesthetic and room building. Enjoyed the live Bigfoot actor. However, some of the puzzle tech wasn’t working 100% well all the time. 9/10

Such a really fun room. They do a lot within a not huge footprint. Yes this is a large room but what it contains and the variety of pieces and experiences are a great feet for the overall space. Very fun story, good flow, nice scares but not too scary. Overall a great room. We had 5 adults and that is probably the upper end of what you want for the space without standing on top of each other. We finished with plenty of time on the clock. This would be a good 3 person room without running into clock issues. Tidbits: Easy parking Lots to do in the area Busy area so watch your schedule Few good rooms here including Echoes which is one of the best in the area (Echoes & Big Foot are their stand out rooms here but don't sleep on Curse of the Mummy)

Overall, great ambiance and a large number / wide variety of puzzles to keep everyone engaged. Unfortunately, the room is also kind of falling apart at this point and in desperate need of repair: there were several exposed wires, broken props, and malfunctioning puzzles.

Genuinely an immersive and fun time. We went with friends who had never done an escape room. The theming and the puzzles were so well done and creative. The “scare” factor was an added notch to the experience. Our friends are now addicted and will be back. 20000/10 experience

This was a well done room. It wasn’t overly challenging. Enjoyed the spookiness and the details and immersion. It was a fun room but it had a lot of traditional locks. GM was great!

Really fun room with some fun and unique puzzles. It was exciting and fun with a clever set, definitely on brand for the designers. I believe Puzzle Corp could use some extra love in their maintenance and guest service but the game itself was very worth it. Definitely on the easier side. Finale to me was kind of weak and I didn’t fully understand why we were doing what we were doing.

Fun time in the Swamp! Creepy cryptid vibes all around here. Engaging (mostly easy) puzzles, this game is large and respects your time and wallet - no puzzle overstays its welcome, yet there are enough puzzles to fill an hour (or the full 75 minutes if you take your time). One of the better International Drive offerings, but set your priority on Echoes of Murder Heights, which is the standout at this location.