King Tut's Curse

This escape room was fun. There was a good number of puzzles and several rooms. Puzzles were non-linear, allowing multiple people to work on puzzles at once. A couple of different types of puzzles with varying levels of difficulty.

Room was fun and puzzles were good. Only issue was the game master. Seemed like she didn’t want to be there, unnecessary comments that came off rude and wasn’t helpful when we asked for hints.

An ok room. A really nice Egyptian set (Escape Tactic has these) but...that's about what stands out. The gameplay was just ok. Some of them puzzles were intuitive, but that's about it.

We loved this room! Great flow and variety of difficulty.

This was an overall great executed theme. You really felt like you were immersed inside a tomb. Overall the game itself was decent. I thought the theme and setting were more memorable than the game itself.

Really well executed theme! Rock walls, faded heiroglyphs. Lots of non-lock based challenges that involved a really interesting use of space. It’s a large room, and there’s a lot to work on so this would be a good pick for a larger group.

This is a fine room, but didn’t stand out as anything special to our team when we walked away. The set was nice, but there was one puzzle in particular that did not work for us and I think our GM may have been running multiple games because we weren’t getting hints when we asked and one time we got one for something we’d already done. None of us were very experienced escape room players at the time, so we did not make it out.

This was our first time running with strangers and it went really well. These are not private rooms, so you will likely be with others, but it worked for us every time. We were impressed & went back for more games.

The style in this room was worth every penny. The puzzles fit very well in this room

Not a bad room. Pretty clever puzzles but some of them are showing heavy use and wear and tear so it made puzzles harder than they should be.