The Score

Escapism is great business! One of the hidden gems of Southington. We do a lot of escape rooms and this we didn’t realize there was one here. How lucky we were to find a place that has great rooms and great staff. We will be returning to finish this room. We can’t wait for the new room as well.

loved loved loved this room and the owners. It was so fun, and SO many puzzles especially for a team of 2. I love the concept of being able to get additional "points" along with the main objective of escaping. There was never a moment of "what should I do now?" It was go go go the whole time. Awesome

We did the room twice to maximize our experience and the number of points we got. Both times our game master was amazing! ( Thank you Conner and Christian! ) I love how untraditional this escape room was, allowing our fairly experienced group to be challenged!

We LOVED this room! We went twice and what struck me both times was how conversational and friendly our gamemasters were. One of the owners, Christian, talked about how he came to own the place with his brother and shared his passion for escape rooms. The puzzles themselves were unique, including many types that I have not seen before. Bonus points for getting the adrenaline up without being scary :)

A non-traditional score based puzzle room. Don't go into this one expecting to have to "escape" from the room. There are plenty of puzzles for a larger group to work on simultaneously, and the story is dressing rather than the focus. I enjoyed nearly all of the puzzles as they utilized many different styles. I did enjoy the "time attack" style of the room, and our team made it out with just under 50% of the total score. My only criticism is that I feel this experience could benefit from a 90 minute time limit, rather than an emphasis on replaying.

This was an interesting room. It’s not a traditional escape room - more like a puzzle room in which you have to scramble to solve as many puzzles as possible in order to get the most money to get on the scoreboard. The theme is loose, no real immersion, and the puzzles do not necessarily connect to each other. There are some interesting and fun surprises but it is on the whole overwhelming. I would not recommend for first time escape room players as you do need a sense of organization in order to prioritize what puzzles you want to solve. You need someone searching for things, you need to know your other players strong suits (are they good at word puzzles? Are they good at recognizing patterns? Etc) so you can delegate each task properly. This is not a room to escape at all - so it does lack the satisfaction of completion because you truly cannot complete everything in one visit no matter how good you are. The goal is to come back and complete them faster and better next time to get a higher score but that might not entice regular escape room enthusiasts. It is unique and worth doing, but don’t expect a high level of immersion technology, or story.

One of the most unique rooms we’ve done to this day! It’s not your typical escape room; rather than working through rooms to escape you get a score based on the amount of puzzles you complete. It is replay-able, which is cool. The end of the experience is also super fun, and it involved free “souvenirs”. 10/10 recommend!

This game is untraditional - you're not attempting to beat the clock. You're attempting to steal as close to (if not all) $80 Million worth of loot in this room before time runs out! As part of the 2nd team EVER to steal all $80M, I have no choice but to say that I love this game! My heist crew and I did play this game a couple of times, as you can see from the date of my first review time and now, so be prepared to possibly play this game at least twice in your attempt to steal it all! And our inside man, Evan, "retired" after this heist, so this was truly his one last score. He was a great game master and we appreciate his enthusiasm for our team's success!

The Score is different from your typical escape room. Yes it has many traditional puzzles, but there are SO many that you cannot possibly complete all of them on the first attempt. Each puzzle is a different style and difficulty and gives you a reward. You will use the full 60 minutes and then add up the total value of your rewards. I can definitely see people playing repeatedly.