We did this room shortly after it opened and we're placed with a group of first time escape room players and knew it was gonna be a good time from the start. There's a great twist, some neat props, and probably filled with plastic bottles after I was there (I'm so sorry about breaking that glass on the table in the back room!) This was a fantastic first room premiere for the company and if this build quality is just a preview of what they're capable of, can't wait to see what they do after mummys curse. Final rating: 8/10

Ocean State Escape is a great family owed business and my team always has a great time there! Nonna’s House is their oldest room. It is mostly gen 1 and low tech but there is a LOT of puzzles (Ocean State really likes to pack a lot of puzzles into their rooms :) ). While this may be their “easiest” room and good for beginners, it still managed to keep my experienced group busy and having a fun time! The OSC staff is very friendly and they offer as many or as few hints as you want, so this is a great room for beginners, though if this is one of your first rooms you may need to work fast. For experienced players I would recommend a smaller group of 2 or 3, and I recommend checking out their mischievous elf room as well!

Overall fun room. A couple unexpected twists and a reasonable flow to the room. There are a couple decorations in the experience that were part of no longer included puzzles that might result in a minor time waste. And a couple props which contain clues that look to just be set dressing. Not unheard of in escape rooms, and shouldn't cause much of a problem. Would definitely recommend.

This is an escape room that is clearly deeply personal to the creators, mixing stories of their real life relative with fiction to create a soulful, homey experience. The set is lovingly decorated, and the gameplay is traditional but satisfyingly challenging. The owners are incredible people, super friendly and passionate. If you’re in Rhode Island, make this one of your stops.