Area 1: Nuclear Enrichment

Super escape room! Atmosphere and experience was top notch. Story was cool/clear and relevant to the puzzles. We were recommend to come here from staff at another excellent escape room in Melbourne and they were right to recommend!

Best escape room I've ever done! So well made, so beautiful, so immersive! I can tell the creators of this are passionate about their project. The puzzles were really good as well 😄 unique and interesting! Will 100% come again!

THESE AREN’T THE CONTRACTORS YOU’RE LOOKING FOR. Oh BABY! What a room!! I was so amped to finally play Projective Immersive after hearing such high praise for so long and, surprise surprise, the boys passed with flying colours! Before I even get to the escape room itself, I have to say, the commitment from the staff/actors to stay unshakable in their characters really set the tone for the whole experience. Hilarious back and forth, terrifying presences and flawlessly delivered intros made this one a real treat. Project Immersive have utilised such a unique and unsettling space with mastery; a half-built warehouse stacked to the brim with worn tech, odd science-y garb and enough buttons and dials to drive a man insane. Even the waiting room was completely decked out with a sea of interesting nick-nacks, all of which can be interacted with. So cool and so unique. As for the room, Nuclear Enrichment was a technical delight. I couldn’t tell you how many bizarre props and gadgets I picked up and used in a 50-minute time frame but it felt like thousands. The storyline was ominous and interesting, the puzzles felt complex but never neurotic, and the tech and atmosphere were exceptional. Funnily enough, given their reputation, I was actually expecting quite an expansive set but was surprised to see just how much interesting content they squeezed into a modest space. Bravo. I almost don’t want to get too into the details to avoid spoilers, but all you need to know is that it was truly excellent and these guys deserve all the praise that comes their way. Rest in paradise, Brian 🧠 9.4/10 🔏🧩

Best escape room I’ve done. Wasn’t the most difficult but wasn’t easy either. Very engaging and immersive experience.

Our second assignment At this funky lab Ends up in confinement… Someone's keeping tabs… Must fix the reactor Before it melts down Hearing is a factor So listen for sound A fun sci-fi tale. With Tech puzzles! Neat! Choose wisely or fail And please wipe your feet.

Wow!! What a fun and memorable afternoon. My partner and I completed this room, favourite in Brisbane. Puzzles were relevant to the room, GM was hilarious and helpful, puzzles were clever and a joy to complete. A++

One of our Top 3 Experiences!! Top 1 in QLD so far. Looking forward to what these guys bring out next.

Once again super immersive, top notch aesthetics. Amazing props, design and attention to aesthetics. I'm generally not a fan of the sci-fi genre, but the scale of these rooms is undeniable.

We played Nuclear Enrichment and I have to say out of doing over 50 escape rooms this one is in my top 3 of all time. Some background, I became an electronics engineer in 1990 so this escape room had massive nostalgia properties to it. Old tech, oscilloscopes, TV tubes and gadgetry. Set in an old industrial building I felt like I was really back in time in a real tech facility. You can’t get this real to life experience from a depressed up escape room. From the moment we arrived and walked through the main doors we felt like the experience began. That’s all before we entered the escape experience. Once inside it only got better with actual old tech being used throughout the experience. By far the most real I’ve ever experienced. Awesome concept and great work by the builders of this one.

We jumped into Nuclear Enrichment immediately after The Portal! Though they share some similar vibes and equally impressive aesthetics, the two games are very different. I would say The Portal was more story-driven, while Nuclear Enrichment featured more puzzles and required a more traditional puzzle-solving mentality. Both are super immersive and fun, and I would recommend doing both to get the best of both worlds.