Container 51

Container 51 surprised us in all the best ways. There’s an impressive amount of tech packed into this room, but it never felt like tech just for the sake of it. The programmed moments and screen interactions felt intentional and helped move both the game and story forward. One of my favorite parts was the shifting narrative. Instead of one static storyline, new information is revealed as you progress, making it feel like you’re uncovering what’s happening piece by piece. I also loved how Game On incorporated the actual shipping-container location into the theme. Overall, this was a polished local room with strong storytelling, fun interactions, and some genuinely memorable moments.

This was a great room, and o really fun theme and had a good flow. Everything in the room worked and the staff was nice

I felt they did well with a small space for this game. The atmosphere was well done. The puzzles were frustrating. The room was not particularly difficult but there were many puzzles that took longer than needed because they were not functioning well. Other puzzles we solved and were not sure how we even solved it. There’s no mechanical locks, so the digital puzzles can be a little wonky to work with.

Ok, I'm going to add a disclaimer to my review that we were one of the first people to do this room, so there were some flaws which will likely improve over time. I liked it, but it has potential to be loved. Not just yet. It's a pretty interesting all-tech sci-fi room: you are stuck on spaceship helping a lost alien get home. Some new and interesting puzzles we hadn't seen before.