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You and a team of elite scientists have been summoned to the lab of none other than your former colleague, the mad, but brilliant Dr. Berkowski. Dr. Berkowski was a renowned virologist. He was known for his unwavering faith in his work – to the point that he was always willing to inject himself with the pathogen he was studying to test his antidote on himself. Your team has been assembled to piece together the fail safes that Dr. Berkowski put in place to stop the release of the virus if he was finally able to find the correct antidote and restore his former health and cognition. You now have an hour until the release of the pathogen to the world’s population. Your team must finish Dr. Berkowski’s experiments to engage the fail safe and prevent the release of the disease on humanity.
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492 escape rooms
Surprisingly good after a train wreck of an experience at their other location. Very glad we kept going and came here. This game is worth the extra drive, (And especially, Blood Shed also here), though don't expect polish. "Janky" is a theme at this company, though not to the extremes at the other locale.
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8 escape rooms
The story and the room theme were great. It wasn’t easy, you had to use your head for a few puzzles. We were only two people in the room, and it was a comfortable experience. Recomendable: 2-4 people for this room.
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12 escape rooms
We have done a few rooms at this location and the West Melbourne location. We typically enjoy the rooms at Escape Room Entertainment but this was by far our least favorite. This is the newest room so we were excited to try it out. It didn’t flow well and there were a lot of things that didn’t seem to make sense or flow with anything else. Also had some malfunctioning mechanical things with doors not opening when they should and having to rely on the GM to fix it (which took up time). Hoping they can learn from people going through the room and maybe switch some things up so it makes more sense and has more flow to it.
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