Chaos In The Galleria

Had a lot of number pad and locks. Was kinda of immersive with the knocking but I wish it was more themed based

Awesome room, it’s a mall with shops. Some really interesting and fun puzzles.

Very cool room. It was literally a chaos in the Galleria. So many interesting puzzles, surprising bits that we really enjoyed. Would recommend

Super fun experience! The props, set, and ambiance were perfect. Our host, Ruby, was wonderful as well. Will definitely be back to do their other escape rooms! Omescape is awesome!

This room was pretty immersive and I did like that you kind of really had to think about your next steps. The mechanics are pretty cool and I like how there were also multiple rooms to explore in. Definitely recommend this room.

Overall the room was fun and well thought out but it was definitely on the more difficult side. Each puzzle requires a significant amount of time and hard thinking to solve. We only had six people so it was a bit challenging to finish everything on time. But as usual, another great room from OMESCAPE!

Was a decently large room in a mall "galleria". Atmosphere/gimmick was forgettable, but good number of independent puzzles that didn't bottleneck too badly for our large group. Most people really enjoyed themselves and diverse opinions on how to solve things saved the day.

Chaos in the Galleria is a loving and nuanced satire of the heist themed escape rooms. Whereas the typical heist room begins in a fine art gallery, Chaos begins in a 80s/90s galleria mall. While most heist rooms want you to steal the most valuable ________ from a highly secure vault, Chaos asks you to steal the “fifth most valuable diamond” from a vending machine. From there, the story sends you to explore conventional mall stores (books, fashion) while giving you puzzles that are varied, layered, and complex. There are additional moments of hilarity (one task toward then end had our entire team laughing) as well as fun aha moments before resolving in a way typical for the genre. We played with a team of 7 which the game handled well, finishing with about 20 minutes left on the timer (though this was due to having a few puzzlers who expertly and quickly moved through the game).

Great room…