CSI: Suburban Serial Killer

This is a fun room. A bit of a slow start, but it picks up. It is a very linear room so not the best for large groups as people might be left without things to do.

Great location, place and very fun room Stays on theme. Really enjoyed the flow throughout It’s a more in depth room for puzzles in regard to time but that really made the experience cooler Think this is best with 3-4 people Tim was our GM and was fantastic - can’t wait to return Tidbits: Parking ample Much to do and eat around the location Great lobby with drinks and a bar Offer same day discount rebooking Delightful staff

Over all this was a decent room. The flow is kind of weird and we had to keep asking for hints because we kept getting stuck because things didn’t seem to click well.

A fine traditional escape room with all the silly escape room tropes and the most "common denominator" of puzzles - but also a surprise I wasn't expecting for a room at this location. My friend who has done a few rooms loved this, so maybe OK for newbies (but there are so many better options...)! Fanatics, don't expect much.

Very fun!! The puzzles were cool, i was on edge the entire time, and there were some scares that were awesome!

“Suburban Serial Killer” was my first room at The Escape Company, and in my opinion, is their best experience. While the gameplay is fairly linear, the room was uniquely designed and transported us to a serial killer’s suburban hideaway. The GM was fantastic and we shared so many laughs. Truly made our experience an enjoyable one! There was some confusion as to what clues we needed to bring into each room. Thankfully, the GM guided us, but the gameplay and immersion seemed to halt when transitioning from room to room. The major downside was the A/C, or lack thereof - we were sweating in there!

Did not enjoy this room whatsoever. GM was not attentive. Room is very worn.

Overall this room was fun and the staff were good! I thought that some of the puzzles lacked connection and it wasn’t super clear how they connected to specific locks. I played with a large group and every time we had a code we put it into all of the locks we had in front of us because we were unsure which one we were supposed to use. Definitely would be a challenging room with a smaller group. I would recommend!

Room was nice with some harder puzzles. Some of things that seem like clues aren’t clues, but aren’t red herrings either though. Some of the puzzles don’t align perfectly but you can sort of figure it out with a little nudge. Ask for a clue if you don’t feel like you’re pacing yourself well enough. The room had a creepy story that was fun to follow. Our game master was really sweet too!