Agent Tokyo

Agent Tokyo had a ton of distractions in the form of posters and stickers but that’s part of the fun. Once you see the ones that matter, you can’t unsee it. The first clue we got actually required us to use a poster and it wasn’t obvious at all. We had great fun figuring out what went into the 5 ramen bowls. The middle room was an immersive elevator with one main puzzle that should be obvious but we got distracted by a clue that’s for later. The final room with the bio vials had a series of physical puzzles and locks that kept us on the edge too.

Very average escape room with OK/average tech. An attempt at immersion was made which made it not feel cheap atmosphere-wise, but the experience overall was a bit lacking. I’m also not convinced they know what “yakitori” means.

Gameplay was fairly easy lots of codes were easy to find and didn’t involve skilled to find them. This might be a good beginners escape room.

Really cool them. Did it by myself. Challenging room. Needed assistance from GM.

The set was great. Loved the ambience. The game master helped out when we needed. Overall good game for those who have done a couple of escape rooms.

I tried to do this solo. Which I feel like it should be possible, but I got caught up in the multiple misclues. One the Fri-Sun they’ll add people with you so I tried on a dead timeframe so I could try solo.

Loved the theme and cool puzzles! Sub 30 finish + 35 mins remaining.

Not a bad escape room. Production quality is what you'd expect of Limitless, pretty good and lots of mechanical/electrical elements. There were a few misleading things, but overall a good experience. About a 1:4 ratio of number locks to mechanical/magnetic puzzles.