The Pharaoh's Lost Relic

Unique puzzles designed by the owners and great atmosphere! Be warned that the rooms are a little small and large groups will be touching each other. Game masters were incredibly friendly.

First of all: staff was insanely accommodating and even stretched a time slot to get us into this room so I really need to emphasize that before I get into this. The owner happened to be there and was extremely kind to myself and my group. That is a major major plus. The puzzles and setting of this room are incredible as well, one of the best sets I’ve seen for sure. Very cool and ingenuitive puzzles which is fantastic. Very great room, definitely recommend this over asssassin’s.

Solid room with some great tech and puzzles. Great story line and love the variety of puzzles and locks you have to work with

Just great overall room. Themeing was on-point. Puzzles were challenging but flowed.

This is the second escape room I've done, the first with a group this large and this is one of the most impressive activities I've done so far. Everything from the set design, the scenario, the puzzle designs, and the wonderful employee that helped set the mood. I really felt like I was in an ancient tomb trying to solve a great mystery. I will definitely be going back to Hour to Midnight after this!

Immersive and fast paced game! Our game master, Andrew, was awesome and stayed in character when giving clues. Many effects and types of puzzles with high production value!

Crazy fun room! Immersion experience. Highly interactive. Unique and engaging. Quality props and story. And one of the best solve moments ever. 10/10.

Thank you Horatio for absolutely playing the part of the character as you were giving us hints. You understood the assignment and made our experience that much better. Loved the immersive set design and puzzles. Everything had a purpose or reference in the room thank you for taking the time to elaborate and share with us the amount of thought that went into this room! Great room for 4-6, if you wanted to play with less than the minimum you can. But one of the rooms does require at least two people to do a puzzle.

I’ve done a lot of “ancient Egypt” themed rooms, including the Tomb of Anubis in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and this room still impressed me. It’s hard to be impressed when you’ve seen high quality production but what I will say is that this room delivered on the puzzles! We had a group of 4, 2 experienced enthusiasts and 2 new-ish to escape rooms and I’m glad that we all had a blast. There is a side quest that our game master, Horatio, shared that we could do. I highly recommend doing the side quests too for a more fulfilling experience. The puzzles are not always obvious but when you do get it, it makes sense how that solution came to be. Be prepared to get a little more active. There’s a lot of ground to cover. I do like that they listen to feedback and designed this room specifically to be more accessible. Whereas previous iterations leaned more heavily on reading comprehension, the puzzles in this room are challenging but accessible for everyone. At least, that’s what we heard from the actual designers of the room who spent their time talking to us about their latest rooms! Parking is relatively easy at this location because they have a dedicated parking lot. I wish we could do the other rooms too but we were pressed for time!

This was a really solid room! Its one I’d recommend enthusiast to do but its not a omg top 10 must do kinda room. It’s hard to be wow when you’ve done a lot. With that said, it was really enjoyable and the puzzles were fun. I thought the gm did a great job giving out hints. She stayed in character and gave hints that felt immersive and nudged us in the right direction without directly giving it away. The room was medium difficulty and we completed it with a group of 4. Id go back to do the other rooms.