Heart Of Bastet [prev. Red Giant]

You get to break one of the cardinal rules of escape rooms which was pretty cool and unexpected.

Not scary, but there is a moment that might be a bit scary for claustrophobic people.

There was a puzzle that was broken, but the game master was aware of that and warned us ahead of time and walked us through an alternate way to open the puzzle once we had solved it.

Just some crouching needed to get between rooms

Gameplay flowed amazing

Amazing room, the entire atmosphere was immersive

GM - JONAH, was amazing and welcoming. Showed us around for a sneak peak of the other rooms, even showed us his new room that’s in the making. One of if not the best escape room experiences I’ve ever had.

GM explanation was needed for one large puzzle but it was explained early on

I had a lot of fun in this room. It had a couple of unique elements to it.

Very impressive set.

Lexie was great.

It had several “wow” moments.

Although there was a mix of puzzles, several areas of the room were high tech.

3-4. There are small spaces and it is a fairly linear room.

Unfortunately the die puzzle was broken and the GM had to walk us through a workaround.

There are some tight spaces so I’m not sure how someone with mobility issues would do.

It was surprising how little parking is available, despite it being in an industrial looking area.

Broken puzzles made it frustrating

The puzzles flowed extremely well and made sense when you took the time to think about them. You could solve this room without hints because everything is designed so well, although some parts take a bit of cleverness to see the solution.

I cannot say enough about the set and immersiveness of some of the rooms! Loved it all and will highly recommend this to friends to br able to gush about some of the triggered events that occur during the experience.

From start to finish the staff was welcoming, helpful, and simply awesome to work with. The GMs are good at what they do and use every tool at their disposal to ensure their guests have a great experience.

This is probably one of the only escape rooms where I can recall the entire story because it was kept simple yet integral throughout the experience.

This used everything including lights, sensors, magnets, mechanical linkage, and wireless signal receivers.

3 people was truly perfect for this room. I feel it could easily be done with 2, but the extra set of eyes help a lot. Any more than 3 could result in too many people waiting on some of the harder puzzles to get solved.

This room did take some clever thinking and attention to small details. While I feel a 10 year old could enjoy it, I wouldn't suggest it for any children who panic under pressure or who don't like to think a lot.

There was a puzzle that malfunctioned but the staff were very aware of it and made sure to warn us it might occur without spoiling the puzzle. They also watched us closely to ensure they could guide us through an alternate method to override and unlock the item without any delays.

There are several rooms and one room in particular will get your heart pumping. There is also some carrying of bulky items involved.

I wouldn't suggest this room for anyone with mobility issues as it does have one part where you have to duck and another where your space gets a bit restricted. Color blindness would also affect a player's ability to see certain puzzle clues and cues. While audio cues are used, I wouldn't think a hearing impairment would be a huge detriment other than the fact that clues, hints, and time left is relayed only verbally and is not physically displayed anywhere. This could be easily solved if someone on the team ensures they relay any audio messages to those who are hearing impaired.

Parking is right across the street and free. Keep in mind that there is not a ton of it but the amount available is very reasonable for the area.