Do you like spooky? Do you like spoopy??? Then you should experience Dark Lullaby. I'd recommend this room to anyone who likes scary escape rooms. It nails it. The room design was detailed and immersive. It kept me in a constant state of unease. And of course, I have to gush about the actors!!! Their timing and intensity were spot on. It added a whole new layer of thrill to the puzzles and challenges. It was both scary and exciting. I found myself laughing one moment and jumping and screaming the next. If I could drink a forgetfulness potion so I could do this room all over again, I'd drink it without question. I'd even recommend this room to someone who doesn't like scary because it's such a great experience. This is my favorite of the three rooms at this location. What can I say? I'm a sucker for scary.

After a lot of reflection, this room is probably my favorite of three rooms offered by Escape Artist Greenville at this location. This was not an easy choice considering how impressive they all are. This room had just the right amount of spooky flare - the sound design and lighting did an excellent job maintaining a creepy atmosphere, the set design fit the story perfectly, and the live actor offered some much needed comedic relief. I've done quite a few spooky rooms at this point, and I think Dark Lullaby is up there with the best of them. I highly recommend doing all three rooms at this location, if possible. They all take place in the same universe, and I appreciate the work they've done to make them all feel cohesive. I highly recommend this room and the others.

The set design on this room was incredible. So many cool spaces. A total of 5 different “areas” you go into (albeit some are very small). And the transition/experience from room one to two had my jaw on the floor. Our in-room actor was amazing and so so funny. It’s a “creepy” room but I would say they are also comedic to lighten the mood a bit. There were a few puzzles in this one that had me saying “wow” and were so unique. Definitely an amazing company. Would put this behind starlight motel, but is a close competitor.

8/10 Escape Artist Greenville know how to scare you because this room got the hairs on my back standing on end multiple times. This room will keep a small group busy with its puzzles, have you on your toes the entire experience, and surprise you in the most excellent ways.

So much like Starlight Motel, I'll say this wasn't one of my favorites, which is crazy because note all the awards. I still liked it, but similar to Motel, this is as much as "experience". Definitely more puzzles than Motel and if you do all the rooms here, the overarching storyline fits in perfectly, but this story is chilling. There are some SCARY moments and the set is just amazing. It's still a must-do!

This room executes everything I love in an escape room to the most excellent degree. The sound design is outstanding using new technology that increases the immersive elements that I have never seen used outside of theater. The production and set keeps you on your toes and it's surprising where the nightmare will lead. The actor is a chaos figure that is at times helpful, frightening, and comical. The pacing keeps every player engaged. There are a lot of puzzles to solve. The room experience starts with a haunting whisper and ends with freeing scream; and we loved every second in between. Truly, after thinking about it for a week, out of all the escape rooms I've played in the US, this might be my favorite one in the country.

The clues were straight forward, and flowed nicely. It was quite immersive.

Very fun follow up to Help Wanted. Game flowed well and fun interactions. Another great game from EAG.