The Depths

Fun room, a few prop malfunctions but overall a good room.

Probably one of my favorite escape rooms I have done so far. We played with two people and escaped with 5 min left on the clock. The final two parts of the game *chefs kiss*.

Our group had tons of fun in this room. None of the puzzles were particularly difficult for us but we’ve done several here. They were fairly understandable but there is a lot to keep all members of the group busy. Would be a good one for families.

Escape Game's production value is never to be undercut. The amount of details and high quality puzzles/tech are prevalent in this room and makes for a very fun and immersive experience. Like many escape rooms have, this one features multiple rooms, which you can find renderings of provided by the company. Given that I don't believe this to be a spoiler, I feel comfortable saying I don't think the first two rooms flow together that well - feeling very different from one another and not really feeling like they connect as much. That said, I like most of the puzzles, although it's admittedly not my favorite set - it starts off super fun and then gets really cool at the end, but some of the in-between hits a slight (not detrimental by any means) dry spell. Some of the puzzles are fairly difficult, but myself and one other person managed to get out with a handful of hints and 2 minutes on the clock. Overall, definitely a very fun, tricky escape room I definitely recommend. Out of 19 escape rooms I've played at the time of writing, this one ranks 7th.

I wish they were private experiences like many others are doing post-COVID. It would have been more fun with just my group rather than being placed with another. That said, the room itself was great. Good theming, difficult but not frustrating puzzles, a decent number of red herrings, a lot of incorporated tech, and multiple hidden and not-hidden rooms.

Awesome room, really fun set and puzzles. Great use of technology!