The Hero

Many of the puzzles relied on a computer and keyboard system that were not intuitive, and it was not always clear what action caused which response with multiple people solving different puzzles. Also required physical movement through inaccessible small space

Absolutely loved this room. There are some really fun elements in here. For us, I would say it’s a medium level challenge. Someone does need to be able to climb or crawl, but not everyone. No photo taken for this room 😉

Overall a basic, good room. Some of the puzzles were a tad confusing, and there are a lot of four digit codes… a few of these codes do absolutely, which was frustrating.

While it’s nothing exceptional in any respect, this game is great fun, with very solid puzzles of a wide variety of means. The story is a bit of a non-sequitur and doesn’t fit the room very well, but it’s a solid experience overall.

A fairly decent room in which you stop a mad scientist. It’s a weird name for the room since it has nothing to do with superheroes. You’re considered “the hero” if you can save the world by stopping this madman. You do so by solving nonlinear puzzles. I think this room out of all the ones at this location actually pulls off nonlinear well. That said, it isn’t usually clear what inputs go to which outputs. There is one truly infuriating 3D spatial reasoning puzzle. Also, there’s a large crawl space and light drop that one may need to go in and out of. It’s a little spooky because of the eerie atmosphere and dankness, but it’s not a scary room. Some good ideas here, and it felt good to solve some of the logic puzzles. However, it’s not my favorite (or least favorite) of Breakout Waikiki.

Good game. Some fun parts. Mostly logical. One door didn’t open as we expected which cost us about 20 minutes trying to figure out puzzles with incomplete information. Overall it was quality with some fun puzzles.