Flow was very good. You had to go back and forth between different areas, which was good.

Tanya was one of the most welcoming and friendly owners I've had the pleasure of talking to. She showed a lot of interest in what we thought of her games, and if we had any feedback - good signs that she cares about the player's experience. She and her husband clearly care not just about making great games, but building up the local escape room community.

4 enthusiasts was fine, 2-3 would probably be ideal.

One space door was wedged and didn't open fully until we pushed it a bit.

One section of the game requires a player to crawl and do some stuff in a small space. Another section of the game requires players to climb some stairs.

It's easy to find but a little hard to navigate to - you'll have to make a U-turn in front of an Air Force base, and then the turnoff can pass by quickly if you're not on the lookout.

Crawling and steps!

This room was pretty linear and puzzles flowed nicely from one to the next! The puzzles were unique and fit in with the theme.

The atmosphere was super immersive, going as far to include a moving platform which is very rare for an escape room. Each room was well conceptualized and made sense for the plot.

All staff members were very welcoming!

The plot and execution of this game were incredibly unique and came together really well.

The story of this room is kinda unserious but in the best possible way. The videos are a little bit silly (which I found very fun) and helped tremendously in setting the scene. I loved the story!

The individual puzzles in this room were not very hard but there were a lot of them. Pacing is the real challenge in this room because it’s linear and if you get stuck on one puzzle for a while, you might get behind.

This is one of the two rooms at lock, clock, and peril that doesn’t have any physical locks. The execution of the tech was impressive and immersive.

Between 3-6 players would be ideal for this one (I thought that it went really well with 3).

All of the rooms at lock, clock, and peril have some minor jump scares but are not intended to be scary.

Honestly, I probably would have loved this theme as a kid, especially with the moving platform. I probably wouldn’t have been able to help with any of the puzzles but I would have enjoyed the atmosphere.

There is a section that includes crawling (which is very nicely padded for the knees) but not everyone has to crawl. There is a section that includes stairs but not everyone has to go up. It would be ideal to be able to crawl and go up stairs but as long as one person in your group can do it, then you could participate in this room.

As mentioned above, some sections include crawling and stairs but not everyone in the party has to go through. Some puzzles include color and sound.

Game play was immersive and cohesive

Beautiful! Awesome decor and special effects

Every single puzzle felt logical and fit within the theme of the room. Better yet, the justification for each became even MORE clear after completing the room!

So many impressive moments and surprises during this room! The beginning and end were truly "wow!" moments.

Tanya, Paul, Megan, and Sarah were all so welcoming, fun, and all around great hosts! We had an amazing time just sticking around and chatting well after we finished the rooms.