Company Hackers

Set design and the electrical side are a clear cut above what I’ve seen, and the story takes a familiar theme in a fresh direction. It’s more about the adventure than pure puzzle density, and with no time limit I relaxed into it—great for some, less pressure for others.

No timer, which I didn’t love because it dulled the urgency, but the space is big, immersive, and the tech-led puzzles suit the environment. As an escape experience it’s an interesting twist on the usual format.

Gorgeous set, clever tech, and a story that actually goes somewhere. Loved taking our time without a clock breathing down our necks, and the finale had legit wow. Easy recommend.

The electronics felt slow to kick in, and the only help was via pre-recorded voice notes. At times we weren’t sure if we triggered something or if it was done remotely, which made the room feel sluggish.

Big, atmospheric rooms with an unexpected take on the tomb theme. The mechanisms behaved and the flow felt intentional. Not the hardest, but very satisfying.

Our team loved the scale and the Indiana-Jones vibe. A couple of pauses waiting on sensors, and no timer means less urgency, but we still had a blast.

Cool concept, but the electronics dragged at points and we couldn’t tell if we triggered steps or staff did. Pre-recorded hints were fine, just a bit impersonal.

Beautiful build and the puzzles fit the space, mostly techy and slick. I did miss the adrenaline of a timer, but as an adventure it’s top-notch.

Expansive space with tech everywhere and a few real wow moments. Overall I’d call both the experience and the puzzles good rather than great, but still very polished.