Escape game 12+
Wanted
4.92
2 - 5 people60 minutesAverage
BeginnersWith childrenBeginnersBeginners
Company Breakout
Average
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
Wanted is a wild west themed room. Your quest in the room is to escape but you have two choices and ways to escape. Which side will you take, will you save the day as a cowboy or an outlaw? Depending on your choice you will face different tasks and puzzles to complete. Which path will you take?
Important information and features of the escape room
Down one flight of stairs.
Location
Paid Parking
Wifi
Wardrobe
Overview of artificial intelligence
AIReviews rave about the immersive theming and story-first feel, with many calling it one of their favorite rooms. Staff support stands out—friendly briefings, thoughtful accessibility touches, and hints that land at the right moment. Difficulty scales by path and setting, but the hardest mode can overwhelm two players. Flow leans linear, which helps newer teams and families push forward under the clock.
WeaknessesThe hardest option can stall pairs around the midpoint; more brains help. Experienced players may find the linear structure a touch straightforward. Few other complaints surfaced.
StrengthsAtmosphere is top-tier, with authentic props and a strong narrative pull. Replay value from choosing cowboy or outlaw. Game masters are consistently praised for being kind, clear, and clutch with hints.
SecurityBriefings cover health and safety well, and COVID measures were handled sensitively. Staff also accommodate mobility needs when possible, which guests appreciated.
Level of fearNot scary—think adventure over horror—so it’s fine for kids and mixed-age groups. The thrill comes from the countdown and high-stakes Western vibe, not jump scares.
Actors' gameGuests highlight engaged hosts like Harry, Tom, Joe, and Lucas who brief clearly and step in with concise hints. There’s no mention of in-room actors; interaction is through the game master and the room itself.
Quality of riddlesPuzzles read as fair, logical, and varied, with a clean, mostly linear flow that reduces dead ends. The two-path design swaps in different tasks depending on your choice. Clues complement the logic rather than replace it.
PlotYou pick a side—heroic cowboy or outlaw—and chase a different objective to break out before the timer hits zero. The narrative stays tight to the Western theme without overcomplicating things.
Difficulty levelAdjustable settings make it approachable for beginners, and the standard path works for pairs. The max difficulty is tough for two; three or more players have an easier time keeping momentum.
Other escape rooms at this location
Reviews