Company Emergency Exit Escape Rooms

I adored the online version back in the pandemic and wanted to see it live. The room and most puzzles are the same, but the in-person atmosphere adds a lot—cold air and all. Video cutscenes flesh out the plot, the path is mostly linear with familiar beats, and it’s fairly tough. Playing online first did give me a few déjà vu solves.

Ridiculously immersive from hello. The GM stayed in character, the story kept building, and the ending actually stuck the landing. I’m booking the next chapter ASAP.

Loved it—thick atmosphere, a host who felt totally believable, and a story with real depth that also connects to the other rooms if you want. Cracking game, I’m coming back for the rest.

Not one for the squeamish—uncomfortable medical themes and all. It plays like two distinct halves, features live actors, and leans theatrical. Puzzles are mostly linear with a blend of search, placement, and deduction.

Puzzles flow mostly in a line and make sense, with a couple that ask you to take a bigger leap. Immersion is top-notch and sells the medical theme hard. We walked out buzzing.

I played the online version ages ago and parts rang a bell, though it still worked well in person. It even felt chilly, which oddly added to the ambiance. Solid recommend.

Cool concept and the décor is wild, but a broken prop and a slow response from the GM took the wind out of our sails. Still finished, just not as smooth as it could’ve been.

Production is strong and the immersive touches really land. It can veer scary or even a bit gory for some, but the puzzles are good—our team just froze on a couple. Still an easy recommend for the room and the venue.

We legit forgot we were in an escape room for stretches. Theatrical, creepy, and cleverly paced. Big applause to the creators for the world-building.

Bold room with some fresh puzzle ideas, but our run suffered from malfunctioning tech and a GM who seemed distracted. Take those out and it’s great.