The Society of Adventures and Explorers

This is a fun room with a high number of puzzles and a low puzzle density (that comment will make more sense after you play it). The progression through the various spaces nicely parallels the story, which is told in the fairly standard “follow the trail of the previous expedition who conveniently left scraps of their journal at every stop along the way” form of escape room exposition. There are some nice set design pieces and a good usage of the set to conceal information that you’ll eventually come back to. It was fine with four players but would also be fine with 1-3. I think more than four would feel pretty crowded. There are some nice bits of humor in the journals (but it is a fair amount of reading). Thankfully there is not a full-blown “translate the hieroglyphs” activity but there is a translation puzzle, which I felt had enough translation to force you to actually solve the puzzle but not so much as to be annoying. The room didn’t blow me away, but I had a good time, which is all I ask for. Recommended.

Loved the theme and set design! Some really cool interactive puzzles I have never experienced in other games.

Fun room overall but not my favorite at this location. This room had a lot to do and so many great Easter eggs. Puzzles were fun and made you think but not terribly challenging.

We are escape games fanatic’s! We try to go to a new one at least every 2 weeks! We recently did a walk in here and let me say… I was in shock! The rooms were the most amazing that I have seen in a LOOOONG time. The rooms were so clean and nothing was broken(unlike a lot of other places) And the STAFF, absolute *chefs kiss* Our Game guide was Brenden and we LOVED him! He was so through, kind and answered any questions we had! We are already planning our next night back! Can’t wait to come again!

Very unique puzzles - we even got to be the first group to experience a brand new puzzle. We loved this room and would def recommend it.

A must-do for fans of Indiana Jones and The Goonies. Well themed, not obvious, great mech/tech with red herrings spread throughout. The small gripes are more about readability of 2 clues, but the gamemaster promised to remedy them for other escapists which would make the room 5/5. We loved it. They treated us like family and the room was fantastically organized and actually funny. We found out later they intentionally hide puns/jokes and we laughed out loud a few times. Will definitely finish 4/4 rooms they have and hope more escapists support them as they grow and build more rooms.

Our first game at this new place. The theming is decent, but left me wanting a little more. It’s very mom & pop but the staff was friendly. The puzzles weren’t too bad for experienced players. We didn’t need much help but less experienced players will probably struggle to connect the dots.

The game was a fun take with new puzzles for a familiar theme. Definitely worth a visit! There were connections all over the place that were fun to figure out. Definitely a must do room. Our game masters were great (DJ and Brendan).

Absolutely LOVED Edge Escape Rooms! We have logged >150 rooms and rank these among the best. The complex puzzles are created and delivered in an entertaining way. All 4 rooms are brilliant. And the gamemasters are hilarious, helpful and really add to the experience to ensure we had a fantastic afternoon. Special shouts out to Dustin, Jordyn and Peter! I also had the pleasure of communicating with the owner who was very attentive to our needs and truly interested in ensuring we had the best time at Edge Escape rooms!

Edge Escapes is a mom and pop venue. The decor is hand painted. There are a few subtle nods to the Jungle Cruise with puns and room name but just nods. It’s fairly linear. We played with two people. If there were more than two someone may not always had something to do. Puzzles were good and tied to the theme pretty well. Not too much scavenger hunting though we did miss something early on that made us waste time later on.