Inventor's Attic

Very cool place! Loved the lobby!

I know i am in the minority, but did not care of the room. 3 different props didnt work. ALSO, i know the whole game is about immersion. But, I asked one of the workers if my car was ok parked where it was and couldn't even get a straight answer.

A really fun room! Make sure to come early to view the waiting area!

Come early to spend time exploring the lobby. It’s transporting and rooted in New Orleans oddities and ephemera. That theme and the story related by our guide carried through into the room itself. This room has some unusual puzzles and they are thematically integrated. Parts of the room can be worked in parallel, making it good for 4-6 players.

We were only able to put together a team of three for this room and another person or two would have been nice due to the number of puzzles and the difficulty. Our host was very helpful in making up for our player deficit and even let us go over by a minute so we could get everything done which was so appreciated. Especially since the last little puzzle was the only one that was disjointed from the central theme. At least I couldn’t see how it fit. (Though it is not uncommon for me to be confused) The whole place was immersive to the point that I was unsure the entrance was where we were supposed to go! The lore they’ve built here is really impressive and the puzzles are unique and inventive. Love the audio effects that tell everyone in the room “guys! Something is about to happen!” so everyone can be part of the reveals. There were a couple times we had to get out the flashlights on our phones to read things since we are an over 50 crowd. This place is a must play.

I’ve never experienced a game that was quite as immersive. It starts as soon as you enter the lobby and that plus the game master make the experience even more enjoyable. The puzzles were unique. We completed it with 2 people. The pricing is based on the number of players in the room. I wish it wasn’t so expensive to play with only 2 players, because we would do another room there in a heartbeat.

I did Smuggler's Den, Inventor's Attic, and Jazz Parlor. They were my 71, 72, and 73rd escape rooms, respectively. I can't say these were the best rooms I have ever done (that honor belongs to a room in Amsterdam), but they were pretty close. They are definitely must-do's if you are an enthusiast and live in the United States. The thing Escape My Room does better than any other room is create an atmosphere where everything fits together as part of a broader story. From how you enter, to what you do in the sitting room while you wait, to orientation, to the walk to the room, to the room itself, and the photos at the end--everything flowed seamlessly. It's as immersive as it gets. The rooms themselves were almost flawless. There was very little I would do differently, and even those would come down to preference and not necessarily make the rooms any better. The rooms are non-linear for the most part, but you always know what you should be doing even if it takes you some time to figure out how to do it. And there are several a-ha moments (always a good thing). I prefer them in reverse order of the way we did them--the rooms kept getting better. Five full stars easy. PS. David was an awesome game master.

The rooms here are immersive and the puzzles are very good. I love the distinctive New Orleans elements. This one was our favorite at this location. A few excellent surprises. Loved it!

It was my favorite of their rooms. It had some reading that helped push the story along. Some fun and unique puzzles and some surprises. I loved this room.

The immersive experience begins in the lobby before your game even starts. Your hosts are all in character (and played well). The room itself is filled with “inventions” which are used in the puzzles. (Feels a little like a science museum) as a result of using puzzles based on these real phenomenon, some of them are very finicky, but we we able to get them to do what was needed after enough fidgeting. It’s a small room, which we played with four players. I suspect it would have been better with just two players.