Cosmic Crisis

Everything was more on the techy side of things. Super fun but dont expect number locks.

TEG staff are always the best

Interesting. Had a fun asteroid mini game to begin with. Hermes was the best, a cute AI who helps you out.

This game is impossible to do solo. extremely hard to do with 2 people. 3 or 4 is a good number, especially if they have good communication skills.

Very Accessible. There are some flashing lights, and there is a color-based puzzle so I would suggest calling if you have color blindness. Otherwise, everything was on 1 leve,l so it is very accessible. I have also seen staff place chairs in rooms for guests who need a place to sit.

On a busy day the mall is hard to find parking but on a weekday it was fine.

Gameplay was amazing and flowed nicely

Atmosphere was great and the game was very techy, love love.

Ashton was awesome (Hermes too)

Common sense, good teamwork, and the ability to focus required.

Must work on first task as a team, then the next set of tasks individually and then finish the room as a team. So, a mixture of linear and non-linear play.

Definitely immersive!

Staff was friendly. We booked online. Upon arrival we found out that we would be sharing the experience (not private). We were not introduced to the other family nor given time to get to know each other prior to gameplay. Made communication challenging in the room.

Well- crafted story, flowed well and clear what we needed to do to complete the room.

We have done many rooms - so this may be more challenging for beginners but easier for seasoned escapees that communicate well with each other.

The puzzles are bit more complex and require communication and cooperation among group members. Parts of the story line might be upsetting to young children. (Trying to avoid a spoiler).

A lot of moving around, carrying stuff, and completing tasks but no climbing or crawling or major physical exertion.

Hearing and manual dexterity is important. Color recognition also needed.