Titanic

Pros: - Transportive set design - Puzzles integrated into the set Cons: - Automated, seemingly time-based hints are given throughout the entirely sequential puzzle flow. We did not ask for them, and they often only gave information we already knew. - Our GM was perfunctory and the request for review with QR code in hand at the end was awkward.

I don’t really know how to rate this room. Great setting and decor. Theres not a lot of clues and the ones they had didn’t really flow with the rooms. The auto hints aren’t great and a bit irritating. We wished there was more incorporating puzzles with the stuff in rooms. I don’t really know how to explain it. It was just a bit disappointing. There’s a lot of room for improvement with this room.

Really fun room with high production value. One or two nonsense clues where we knew what we had to do but the “code” we had to look for was unclear because of not great messaging. Otherwise awesome and had a blast. 6 was a little crowded, recommend 4 for this room. Definitely doable with 2, but 4 probably ideal

I chose to not give this room a rating, but I am between a 👎🏼 and a 👍🏼. There were a lot of really cool elements to this room, but I left feeling a mixture of enjoyment and disappointment. Pros: - The set design was fantastic! They get top marks for immersiveness! - There were a couple unique types of puzzles that were fun to do, albeit rather simple. Cons: - This room was extremely easy and unchallenging. Most of it felt like they were telling you what to do and you just did it, not like you were figuring out challenging puzzles, which to me is what escape rooms are all about! - The automated clue system was overly helpful. It seemed designed to make it so a GM wasn’t as needed for the room, but it often gave us hints for things we were actively doing, already thinking about, or sometimes even things we had already done. It gave you way too much help for an already very simple room that was light on puzzles. It left me feeling like I was being guided through the experience rather than figuring anything out on my own. - I would not recommend doing this room with more than 2 people because there was already so little to do for just the 2 of us. Overall, I left this room feeling like it wasn’t worth the price of doing an escape room plus the parking plus the travel time to get here, etc. Overall I wouldn’t recommend it to any of my friends, which is such a shame because the set design is awesome and there are so many immersive elements that were really great! This room has a lot more potential than it is currently living up to. It could easily be a ❤️ if it has more puzzles and was more difficult.

It was fun! But I don’t love how the auto hints system worked. The best part of the room was the production value

Difficult puzzles but super cool room.

We always enjoy 60 out because they do a really good job of having high-quality rooms. The experience was nice, the atmosphere was great however the puzzles were not that great. There were only about six puzzles in total throughout the various rooms that you enter. There was a lot more manual labor that was pretty time-consuming that I felt took away from the experience and added unnecessary time to the clock. Also, a lot of the linear clues, require video. Guidance and the video character was always delayed and took a long time to guide the next step which again added time to the clock. Overall, we give it a rating of a C+.

Titanic was fun! I think this is my new favorite 60out game. One thing this game does differently is a good mix of both physical and mental puzzles. Scripted frantic sequences and solid puzzling make this a great choice. Set design is a plus too!

Pretty well-done set design to story of the Titanic. Appreciated the 3D-printed props and puzzles followed thematically to being a crew aboard the ship. Some puzzles were still being adjusted/repaired as is a new room, as well as some puzzles having timed audio cues. It was quite spacious and immersive.