Ninja

Went the week before it closed. Was one of the first games we had done in a while and we escaped with about 15 minutes left. Was a lot of fun.

Wow … just wow An amazing room So much good in here All on theme, fantastic immersion, good balance of challenge and diversity of puzzles, some physical and some that required good thoughtful deduction Cannot wait to come back to try more games Tidbits: Parking can be rough as it’s street parking but Publix is walking distance Lovely lobby Room can easily accommodate 3-5 adult sized humans Mix of linear and non Wonderful staff Plenty of places to eat near by Also this room is leaving end of March 2026. Don’t wait

Boo to the haters. This game is top notch. The puzzles were fantastic. The review below me is unreasonable, Escape Artists builds non linear so any mention of "flow" is moot. Non linear games don't have flow, by design. It was an excellent game and probably my favorite one from this company. I highly recommend it.

My wife and I have done a fair amount of rooms (50-75). If this would have been our first room, we would’ve not done another. The room had no flow and was all over the place. I wouldn’t recommend this room for anyone, experienced or not. 0-10. Parts of the room did not work and while some of the tasks were engaging, the majority were underwhelming and mediocre.

This game was a fun one. Good mix of locks and puzzles. Good room for just two people as well.

Great ninja themed room with a variety of tasks inspired by Japan, pop culture, and Asia in general. There is one puzzle that requires putting your mouth on something, which we were hesitant to do in this post-pandemic world… The prop is sanitized, but… Other than that, I loved all the different hands-on puzzles. I felt like a ninja in training, believe it!

The first ninja-theme room I’ve ever seen and the set decoration and vibe was on POINT. There were two points in which we got to use projectiles that were extremely unique and very fun to use. This room did the impossible: making clues on paper interesting and unique (you’ll know when you see them). The variety of puzzles was super fun, but there were a couple of points where it was unclear on what we should be doing. That being said, the set design, variety of puzzles, and excitement from discovering more and more made this a truly incredible experience. Our GM Taylor was incredible, and was super attentive to our progress and gave great nudges when we were needing them. This is a great location to check out when you’re in Orlando!

This escape room was overall a fun experience and I would definitely recommend it. There were some very novel puzzles that were a lot of fun! The set design was pretty solid and mostly fit the theme as well. The difficulty was about a medium-low, with a balance of puzzles that needed to be worked through, puzzles that need to be accumulated, and raw searching/scavenging. And of course some fun ninja themed puzzles.

Genuinely SUCH a fun game omg the set design was also beautiful throughout! The puzzles not only made sense with the theme but overall they were congruent with each other, a couple non linear elements crafted into linear play which allowed us to work on the game at our own pace. Highly highly recommend this experience :)

One of my new favorite games in Orlando! The theming throughout the room was great, there was plenty of stuff for our group of 4 to be actively working on almost at all times, and there were a couple cool mechanics I had not seen before. I would not say any of the puzzles were overly challenging, but each definitely required thinking about how to best use the resources and clues provided, and could be considered difficult for beginners. After completing this room, their 90-minute room, Dream, has definitely moved to the top of my wishlist.