Sky Odyssey

Overall, this was a pretty cool room. The atmosphere was awesome, the theme being really well incorporated throughout the whole thing. Some puzzles were a bit unclear so the flow was a bit off, but once we got moving it was pretty fun! Sadly, the last few puzzles weren’t working for us so we didn’t even know that we’d finished the room. One of the GMs came in to tell us we did it, but there was no real ending to the room. After all of the buildup of the story and characters, we were looking forward to the payoff, but there wasn’t really any. Hopefully the ending is a lot cooler when everything is working.

Suchaaa coool rooomz Highly recommend. Was challenging and a linear escape room.

I loved it. It was a super cool room with a lot of Greek Mythology details, like we were in the Lightning Thief Series. Don’t worry too much about the reviews that had issues with the audio as we didn’t have any of those issues just don’t press more than one “speaker” button at a time if you are worried about them talking over each other. A very creative room with great set design/transitions. If I had one complaint, it’s that one of the “vases” didn’t look like a vase so we didn’t know to put another object in there, but other than that we had a great time.

We liked it at the time. Cool set, very Greek mythology immersed. A variety of puzzles. A lot of cool mechanisms. Looking back, I can see how others might not like it. There's a lot to do, and a lot of things within the set. Sometimes we were just lost, not able to find the pieces we needed. Other times, we didn't know what we should focus on, even though we were given a roadmap (which tells you they even know it can be a confusing room). You're basically trying to do tasks for each god. It's a soft recommend from us, but not for beginners. You should have decent escape room experience because this one can get confusing and frustrating with all the nonlinear things in the middle of the game.

This room is by far my absolute favorite! It is so much fun if you can bring a big group of friends. Our game master was super friendly and just the best!

The production and size of this room is impressive. I wanted to love it because there were some really cool set reveals…. But I think it needs a refresh. The game play itself would have been fine, but some of the puzzles were a little glitchy and one puzzle was simply incorrect, so it was a pretty dissatisfying moment. The room also relies heavily on sound for many of the clues and since you can do multiple things at once, the sound is frustrating because one drowns out the other. It’s also rather dimly lit, so reading is tough. Overall, we had fun and liked the theme, but it’s clearly an older room past its previous glory.

This room relies HEAVILY on sound. And the sound is TERRIBLE. One sound puzzle is so loud that is drowns out all the others. The others are so quiet that you can’t hear anything. I recommend you avoid this room. It’s just frustrating

Absolutely beautiful room, the only downside was the flow of the puzzles, but there's enough time allotted for you to both enjoy the spectacle of the room and even tackle the bonus levels. A little bit of Greek background helps understand the story and references, but aren't important for the puzzles.

This room had so much potential but fell flat in the execution. The theme is great (Greek gods and goddesses), the room had high production value, and there were enough puzzles to keep a group of four working until the very last second. However, this is where my review may deviate from the experiences of others. I feel like the room could use a revamp - with some of the puzzles not working like they should, audio / light cues showing up later than they are supposed to, and the story flowed all over the place. They did give us a map at the beginning, which laid out all the puzzles that we were going to do but as a whole, the tasks did not make sense to the overall theme. I want to love this room - I am still very much in awe of how much they accomplished with the space that they were given but I think I will settle for a like. For Maze Rooms, having done some of their rooms now, this is one of the more memorable rooms for me!

Loved the set design of the room a lot…pretty interactive, unique, and creative compared to some other escape rooms I’ve done. It’s nice and big and good for a large group. I’m not the biggest fan of the game play however. The game’s puzzles were linear but the puzzles around the room could be “activated” at any time. Meaning you could press a button and an audio would play while more audios around the room could be playing at the same time. It was a bit overwhelming at certain moments.