Avalanche

Interesting game and a really bizarre Story. Puzzles at times are decently hard but overall the effects of this room steal the show. If the story was a little more cohesive it would be better but overall it was a fun, random adventure.

If I didn’t know the name/theme of this room, I definitely would not have guessed it after playing. The irony of the rooms was that they were uncomfortable hot. The GM was great, but I’m pretty sure he triggered one of the puzzles that didn’t seem to be working correctly for us, if not two of them. I really do not know what all the “incredible twists” other reviewers saw in this room. I saw totally unrelated elements, none of which has anything to to with the “theme.” Also has a late start, filthy bathrooms, no offer of taking a photo for us, and not told what our time was. Just overall disappointing.

this is an escape room I still think about 2 years later. While some of the puzzles didn’t really flow, the set design was some of the best I’ve ever seen. So damn cool

I really wanted to like this room but I just didn’t. The story makes no sense, the puzzles don’t particularly flow well, and the theme is all over the place. While the set pieces themselves are well designed, it felt very disjointed. The GM also made us feel rushed throughout the room even though we escaped with twenty minutes left.

Even with our slow start we were able to get going and had a blast with this room…

We played Ghost Hunters and Avalanche and had such a wonderful time. The rooms are great, especially Avalanche, and it was refreshing being able to play such unique rooms with such great theming and set design. The puzzles were cool and Avalanche in particular had an incredibly unique and well executed story. Alida ran both our games and she’s just the best. Super helpful and funny, she made the experience truly great. Will definitely be coming back to play Sherlock, Area 51 and the new one when it’s open. Thanks again Alida!!

If you accept that you’re fully entering a nonsensical trip of a room, then buckle up. It eschews red herrings in favor of simple interactions with novel props, all leading up to big reveals, twists, and turns. Even if the potential for theatrics or a logical through-line is squandered (especially in the final act), it’s still bold, stunning, and highly enjoyable.

This was a different take on a similar theme I’ve experienced. When we entered it was like we stepped inside a real cabin. The set design was immersive and there was also a charming presence! This was a gen 3 room where you won’t find any locks and keys. There were some unique puzzles I haven’t seen and so satisfying to complete. I was a bit confused with the last bit which I hope they could enhance in the future. I wish there was a better photo op for this room. Btw we would like to thank our host Andrew for an unforgettable night! We had a blast!

Fun puzzles, with some clever and fun use of the set. However, the content feels a little light for 60 minutes and the storyline reads more like this game was designed as a demo showcase for a ER set company than a coherent plot. We still had a very fun 40 minutes. Also surprisingly, our host told us that there is no policy against photos and videos in the room now. You can get a free drink if you post on tiktok/IG.

Avalanche was fun. It had a few twists that made it really interesting. The room had a special rule that needs to be followed so make sure to listen to your GM carefully.