The Lost Expedition

A good ol test of "WHAT DO YOU SEE ON YOUR SIDE?" But everyone has a role to play, literally. Great use of puzzles and time mechanism. It felt like everything was done with intention. I would suggest 4 people, but we ran this room with 7, it was a little crowded but everyone was able to contribute something.

Cool room, loved the individuality yet team aspects that came from this room. It really transformed as we progressed through. Jordan was a great GM and grateful we let us play this room as a group of 3!

This room has some really great puzzles to it. Definitely recommend doing the room if you are going to do two at this location. The role playing element aspect adds a different kind of challenge to the game. However, I didn’t like being pigeonholed to my role in the game, as I felt others could have done a better job at my role 😂. Overall though, fun room!

Fun room! Definitely more on the challenging side since the puzzles require good communication for each assigned role. The tech isn’t super advanced but the puzzles are creative and require close attention to detail!

Manny was awesome! And This room was so much fun. There are even jobs that are assigned to you uniquely to you. And only you can do that job. Well, you would have to go and check it out so you can see what I mean.

This escape room was pretty innovative with their unique puzzles. My group and I managed to by pass some puzzles through process of elimination but it didn’t detract from the experience. One thing I didn’t know was that the escape room time limit is dependent on how much you conserve your “energy” (you’ll understand if you opt to do this game). Therefore, your game can run beyond 60 minutes or be cut short. This non-linear room is a great for small group of enthusiasts!

My partner and I heard about this room after doing the Neighbor, one of their other rooms in this location. When we heard role-based gameplay, we were intrigued! Needless to say, the split-start did not disappoint. We had Manny as our game master and he was so awesome. He assigned everyone a job that had unique puzzles and items assigned to them. The concept of "running out of fuel" instead of time is also something that I haven't really seen other rooms do! The puzzles were great but it did seem a little small space-wise for our group of 6. The minimum for this room is four and even with the split start, some of the puzzles feel simplistic in hindsight. I think a couple of experienced enthusiasts could clear this room. Can't wait to go back and try their Missing Seasons room when we are back in San Diego!

A split start like no other, assigned roles, a great set and some very unique puzzles combined to make this a really fun room. I like split start rooms where you still need to work together and this room has that. I absolutely loved several of the puzzles. One was so clever and simple that it definitely makes the list of top puzzles. Our GM, sorry, forgot her name, was a lot of fun.

a game filled so many unique items and situations it almost makes you forget everything you can do in a normal escape room and leaves you almost back to a brand new escaper. i’d recommend this room for any player new or old!