Temple of the Laughing God

One of the puzzles was broken, while evaluating and determining a fix the clock continued to run. After the room was over the business emailed asking for additional tip for the game master.

We did this room shortly after they opened and were paired with a group of 3 others that had never done an escape room before. The experience we got to witness was nothing short of madness in such a great way. There are so many fun and exciting puzzles in this room that are so interactive and physical, it's great. This room isn't really accessible friendly, unfortunately.

This room has great set design, but the puzzles and story were both very mediocre imo. We played this game publicly so we had several others in the room with us, which likely negatively affected the experience. There wasn't much of a story and the puzzles were very basic. I'd recommend this room to people who enjoy good set design and like the ruins theme. Nothing to write home about but very enjoyable.

This was a semi fun room. Did with just two of us as a last minute thing. Puzzles were interesting though some are really over sized, others require you to reach higher than expected in an escape room (my partner in this was is only 5' tall and couldn't reach). You twist several things but they don't stay where you leave them making it more annoying to do with fewer players. And some are just so poorly list that obvious clues can be missed.

An overall fun time! I would say their other game, Aftermath, was definitely the stronger of the two but I did enjoy this game as well. The vibes were very much legends of the hidden temple, all the way down to the music! It was fun but the puzzle design was simple and at times a bit one note because only one or two people could play it at a time. Between the near constant dropping of mag locks and laugh tracks, this game will make you a bit jumpy but if you are in the area, it’s worth giving a it a shot!

Very great atmosphere! Very little puzzles but the puzzles are very physically active which was a nice change from normal locks. I would’ve preferred a little more to do for others in the room- meaning that only one puzzle was able to be worked on at a time- and really only 2 people could work on it. So each puzzle 2 others were stuck just staring. Pretty good for a first timer game (kinda)