Conspiracy Of Tia Canyons Corp

The game was fun and I appreciated that most of the puzzles were non-linear so that our group of five could spread out and tackle tasks simultaneously. No one was just standing around (unless they were confused...).

The decorations and puzzles were high quality and in great condition. The room was in theme, including the hint and time dispenser (funny!) and a fun game to play.

Our GM was polite and very helpful. She knew when to give us a nudge and when to sit back and let us work through a problem a little longer, which we appreciated.

The room was very in theme for a high tech lab. I think I have only encountered one other Lab escape room so far, so it was novel to me.

I liked the story and definitely liked the puzzles and props. Everything flowed well.

We played three rooms at MindTrap today and I think this was a little harder than Gold Rush but easier than 40 Thieves. A group of two very experienced players could probably solve this room, but four or five was more comfortable for us.

There were a few mechanical tasks but the room was mostly high tech. My group prefers mechanical but we still really enjoyed the room.

A group of two very experienced players could probably solve this room, but four or five was more comfortable for us. I have only played 31 games so far (26W - 5L) so I still consider myself a newbie. Having more brains was helpful.

The lighting is low, but the game and props are not scary.

This room would be fun for families, as long as the adults are pretty experienced.

Everything was in great condition.

No actors, thank goodness...

There is walking around, but nothing strenuous.

Hearing and vision are important, but the room might be ok for players with mobility challenges.

Just need to fix water feature

Very nice flow. As you complete tasks there are interactive pieces around the room to give you an idea about how far along you are in the game. The ending is super cool!

Very cool environment!

There’s a little pump feature that was kinda broken and took a bunch of time to pump water through because it wasn’t working properly

This was an awesome room with several unique aspects that delighted us. The beginning can be a bit slow while your team figures out the start but, afterwards, it continues on very smoothly with each clue cleverly supplied in a way that makes most of the puzzles intuitive and fun.

We love the feel and design of this room! It was very dim and dark at times but you are given a light to ease this when needed. If anything, the dim lighting added to the overall feel of the room without causing too much eye strain or complications.

Our GM, Dante, was awesome along with all of the staff at MindTrap. We couldn't have asked for a better experience and appreciated how everyone was enthusiastic yet concise about each experience and the instructions involved.

There were several scenarios that gave us that "ah ha!" moment we all love to experience in escape rooms. The uniqueness and overall design of the room make it stick out in my memory, especially when compared to most other spy or espionage related rooms.

Simple and cliche story that is followed quite well and seen through to the end. The entire experience is well designed around the story and the props/elements tie right into it without having to stretch a fact or two in order to make it all fit.

If you are not good with technology, ciphers, or codes, I would expect to ask for some help. This room is not impossible to solve but can take a bit of adjusting once you grasp the concepts. There are also several puzzles that require teamwork or running around, making it harder if you have a smaller team.

This room is definitely on the high tech side and does a great job of testing players' ability to deduce how each code and piece of technology work or fit together.

This game is definitely best played by a smaller experienced group of no more than 4 players. While it can accomodate more, some of the areas are small enough that too many players can make it feel cramped. Less experienced groups could benefit from having more players, but it can get to be a large team effort at the end to solve the last few puzzles.

There is a moment of darkness at the beginning that can disorient some and be mindful of loud popping and hissing at the end that can startle children.

This is a rather dim room that heavily uses codes and tech, which can stump younger players.

Although the way you get hints and time reminders is surprisingly unique and amusing.

The smaller your group, the more you will be moving around the room. This is especially true at the end when you finally figure out the purpose of certain things that are scattered throughout the entire experience and have to either rely on good communication or a lot of moving around.

I would consider this room very accessible for those with mobility issues. There are a few items and levers located a bit higher up but this can be remedied by having at least 1 person on the team without mobility issues. The room is purposely dim so it may be difficult for those with vision impairments to properly play. Color and sound are similarly involved, making this room difficult for those who can't easily distinguish colors or hear instructions.

GPS took us right to the lot.

Plenty of on-site parking.

Very dim/dark; would be near impossible for vision impaired. colorblind would be an issue for two puzzles. Hearing needed for one puzzle. Mobility wasn’t an issue, but space is small so might be too tight for a wheelchair.

Felt like I was in a tunnel