The Third Gate

As people say this is a much bigger room than most. There are enough puzzles to fill it to. I’d recommended at least 4 people. Doing it with 2 made it tougher. GM was good to help with some technical difficulties.

I soloed this room on a rainy day (weird LV weather). My other friends had yet to arrive in town due to flight delays and the one that was present was ill. Maya (spelling may be incorrect), aka bellhop-game master extraordinaire, communicated through gestures, helping to move me forward if I got hung up while keeping me immersed in the haunted hotel atmosphere. When I finally made my escape, Maya celebrated, making the experience all the more memorable. This is a large-scale escape room experience - there is plenty of space to move around for larger groups. There are multiple unique puzzles I have yet to see elsewhere after completing over 40 other escape rooms. This is a room you will remember. I hope they produce another spooky room so I can return for another adventure! Huge thanks to Maya (and the entire production team) for an unforgettable experience.

Fun room got lost a bit lots space.

Very fun room… the puzzles were a lot of fun… definitely want to go back and try there other rooms at the he other location…

SET: the set is amazing. It was well themed and went on and on. The entire place has a spooky feel to it. The intro video was great. GM/HINTS: I enjoyed the way that the GM is utilized as the silent butler to give you clues. It adds to the spooky vibes. PUZZLES: they were a mixed bag for me. I really loved the creativity, but I also felt that a couple contained leaps of logic, and the audio puzzle was just not doing it for us. We had three people listening to it at least 15 times and couldn’t make out the entire clue. That was definitely not fun. I really enjoyed this room for the most part. It is definitely on the more difficult side and we ended up needing a few extra minutes to finish the room. I like the set a lot, but the leap of logic in a few puzzles knocks this out of a top spot contender for me. And…..Black Cat (Number One), if you read this, please stop using so many keypads in all of your rooms. Figure something else out because it gets too repetitive.

This was another game in Vegas where they make it sound a lot cooler in concept than it actually is. Now, this game is good, don’t get me wrong, the set is quite well done, it’s some serious stuff. The live actor does a good job, and is there to scare you but also to help you, so, it’s kinda awkward to be like “ahhhhhh……uh….so….could I get a hint please?” But the actor we had did a great job. The puzzles here were…nothing incredible, either really difficult because they’re designed to be or because they’re not supposed to be but are hard to see or hear. There were some good ones, but there were quite a few standouts that really irked me.

We needed a few more minutes to finish the last couple of steps, but enjoyed this game. The GM as the silent butler was effective and only showed up when called except once to scare us. This game was fun and had a few good scares. They made great use of the space and had one of the funniest pre-game videos I've seen. I'm glad we stopped in.

The atmosphere was incredible with amazing production value. The puzzles were unique and creepy!

The GM was great. I liked that the clues were simple when they're given because it adds to having to still solve. This game is BIG. It just kept getting bigger. I loved all of the set and the little things that go bump when you solve them. There were a couple of hiccups in game play, a few things we had to be told to push harder and stuff like that, and one clue that didn't open. The GM spotted us a couple of minutes for the technical difficulties and we needed every second. We played with 2 people and I could see this being perfect for 3-4 people. It's linear, but not to the point where you all have to work on the same thing. Because of its size and the amount of puzzles, I would've liked a couple extra players to get through it faster.

One of my favorites