Tulsa Time

Tulsa Time, I would agree with the other reviewers, felt like the weakest room out of the three offered at this location. As a visitor of Tulsa, I appreciated the experience of learning more about the city through the puzzles here. I love the idea of an educational experience and I think that they could do a makeover of this room to keep the puzzle intensity while reimagining the other aspects. This is a nonlinear room so communication is important. As folks are solving puzzles, make sure to communicate with one another as to not lose track of progress. The ending could have been more of a bang for us had the rope puzzle work as it should but we found a workaround. I would still recommend doing Tulsa Time if you are in the area and are already scheduled to do the other rooms. The owners and staff really leaned into their characters during the experience, the highlight of our night!

Tulsa Time was a love letter to the history and culture of Tulsa. I really like escape rooms that celebrate the unique identity of the city, like Cityscape Games in Tacoma. Older set, but a real puzzle fest. Lots of individual puzzles and grouped multistage tasks. If you’re in town or at the location, definitely don’t miss out. We drove past the Bok Center after the game, and we recognized it and knew what it was for after playing this game. Cool!

Made it to the last puzzle and was unable to complete it, do this with multiple people and some people who know Tulsa and you’ll be fine. They say that you don’t need outside knowledge but having some (especially about Tulsa) makes a lot of puzzles easier.

This is definitely not as good as Winchester widow. It’s not even close actually, the setting and the gameplay are just so weak by comparison. The staff is wonderful and friendly, the nicest people I’ve ever met in an escape room. I highly recommend going to this brand of escape rooms just not this room.

This is such a fun room! It’s a non linear game that is really well done! My group really enjoyed this room!

This was a very fun, puzzle-rich room. I love rooms like this that are much more puzzle-intensive and less interested in hunting

Weakest room at 11th hour but still better than most in the city. Great how they incorporated all the Tulsa elements.