The Red Wire

Felt like a detective! Some red Herrings! Very fun room

It was really fun. I already tried their other two rooms, so I wanted to make the full list. It was as fun as the other ones. This room is a little bit smaller then the others, but have a really good story. I like beeing a secret agent and save the world. Really recommend it for every one!

Red Wire excels in offering a diverse range of puzzles that cater to different skill sets and thinking styles. From complex ciphers and mechanical contraptions to logical deduction and pattern recognition, each puzzle is thoughtfully crafted to challenge and engage participants. The room encourages teamwork and communication, making it an ideal choice for groups looking to bond over a shared sense of accomplishment. From the moment you step into the room, the immersive environment draws you into the story. The meticulous attention to detail in the set design, sound effects, and props creates a realistic and high-stakes atmosphere. The tension builds as the countdown clock ticks away, making you feel like you're truly part of a bomb disposal team racing against time. Red Wire is a must-try escape room for anyone seeking an exhilarating and immersive adventure. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, engaging in a team-building exercise, or simply looking for a unique and thrilling experience, Red Wire delivers on all fronts. Gather your smartest friends, put on your thinking caps, and get ready for a pulse-pounding race against time. Just remember, every second counts, and the fate of your mission rests on cutting the right wire!

Unique room layout with surprises at every turn including the last puzzle. Really looking forward to coming back to finish this company out the staff has been amazing.

One of the basic rules of an escape room is you have a certain amount of time to solve all the puzzles and escape. Our group of four opened the box containing the last puzzle with 20 minutes left on the clock, but the conceit of the puzzle is you only have 3 minutes to solve it. We asked for a hint but were just told: all the information you need is there. So even though at the end we still had 17 minutes left in our time, we “failed” the game. It’s a shame because the room had some fun and clever gimmicks I’d really enjoyed up until that point, but the ending left a sour taste in our mouths, and all our group talked about on the way home was how cheated we felt.