Ransom

3rd room I’ve done at Escape in 60, second there on the same day that was booked slightly after finishing the Egyptian Chamber. While there’s a light story that kinda directs the room, but it’s really nonlinear and easy to have a team divide up and story felt weak. Did enjoy a nice variety of puzzles from some basic physical activities to others relying on thinking and observations. While they rate it as a 7/10 hardness, same as the Egyptian chamber, I think the challenge is on more puzzles rather than simply more challenging, which worked perfectly well for my team of 4 reasonably experienced players, but could see it working great for larger teams with less experience.

We had a group of 3 and did so well in this room. It was so much fun and what I would describe as my favorite type of room… mostly linear with some side puzzles to solve. Emi, as always, was the best game master. And Autumn, the owner, is hilarious and a joy to be around. We will come back time and time again and recommend them to everyone. This would be the room I would start with when coming to escape in 60.

It is a good room, plenty of jump scare moments, but we did stumble when something stopped working. It seemed like we were left alone for a minute.

A little spooky and there were some jump scares. Clues were non linear and that made it a bit more difficult.

Geared towards older players. October is the perfect time to do this room!

This game might have been fun if it hadn't been overcrowded. We had a group of 3, but were joined by a group of 5 strangers who kept farting in the room and broke a puzzle to the point that the game master had to intervene.

Definitely my favorite room here. All the rooms they have are awesome and the staff are always great.

Good game with some different puzzles. Not spooky, mild creepy factor. Non linear which we prefer.

Definitely a different experience…for a “spooky” themed room, I didn’t find it all that scary but there was some fun elements.