A Pirate's Curse

This was the first Escape Room I've ever played, and it was awesome! I think this room would be great whether it's your first room or you've done several. The theme was fun, every element was thoughtfully done, and all the puzzles were easy enough to solve without being too easy. There are several rooms to solve and it was exciting every time something new was revealed.

A cool game, we made a rookie mistake and confused so did the clues but other than that our team escaped! We played in a team of 3 and there was plenty of puzzles

Really well done room and theme. For a pirate room, I was pleased for some of the choices they made in puzzles (some things I was not expecting) Two of us finished in time. I suspect the room would be good with about 4 adult sized humans but could be a bit crowded if you were above that number Fun room

With one standout puzzle, a great set and a decent "arrrgh, matey" ambience, this game is worth a playthrough - but don't expect a unique take on the pirate schtick. Its plotline took itself way too seriously, with an excruciatingly long intro video to match (we were also scolded for "starting too early"). Not Escapology's best game (which is Haunted House in Orlando), but it still sits somewhere above the middle of their games, for me.

A Pirate’s Curse was a fun, lighthearted room with a clear theme and a decent mix of puzzles. It didn’t blow me away, but it also didn’t do anything wrong. The set was cute and on-theme — lots of nautical props, piratey decor, and some fun little touches that made it feel like an adventure. It felt like a good room for casual players or families. The puzzles were mostly straightforward, though a few moments lacked clarity and needed a nudge to move forward. Nothing was overly complex, and the challenge level felt fair, but there weren’t many wow moments. It was more about steady progress than big reveals. The story stayed in the background — not super immersive, but present enough to support the theme. Overall, it’s a good choice if you’re looking for a fun, approachable escape room with a playful vibe. It wasn’t the most memorable room I’ve played, but I had a good time.

The game was very fun and I had a great experience. My friends and I escaped the room with 7 minutes left and very much enjoyed our time there. Escapology always has great rooms and amazing GMs who are very helpful and friendly. I give this room a 7/10 and would definitely recommend it to others. The reason why I give it a 7/10 is because it wasn’t necessarily something new and exciting and felt like a room I have done before. But for new escape enthusiast it is a great first room to start. Big shout out to our GM and escape room staff members who made the experience so special and memorable for my friends and I.

Honestly, this is the best game at Kissimmee’s Escalology location. Good flow on the game play, great theming. Logical steps for each segment. This game is as good as some of the independent companies around Orlando. Pick this one.

We thought the decor was really cool, definitely one of the better pirate themed rooms for sure but so far Lockbusters takes the crown in our escape room journey for this type of theme. Solid puzzles, great mix of locks and tech, just overall a very solid room anybody can enjoy!

Definitely one of the better pirate rooms I have ever done! For this room in particular, I think the less people the better because it is more of a challenge. My best friend has a big fear of eye patches (I know very random) and she was totally fine in this room! It is not a scary pirate room, more of a fun take on finding treasure!