Nuclear Annihilation

Successfully escaped with way too many people (approx 12). Many non-linear puzzles, good if you want to go for the divide and conquer approach. Really didn't like how most puzzles were just figuring out a combo to enter in a lock, especially since there were soooo many locks that all had the same number of letters/digits combo that so much time was spent just figuring out which lock was the right one for a combo.

Very well put together and a great gamemaster. Mix of tech and locks

We were a group of 4 people. After 3 hints we still could not make it out. We were stuck on the last 2 puzzles. These puzzles were very difficult. There were many puzzles and locks in this room. Still had a good time, but this was on the hard side of rooms.

The hardest room way for much math and science

This was a pretty standard "stop the explosion" scenario. There were however well over 10 mechanical locks to open in dim light...not an ideal pairing. Overall, the puzzle solving was fun, but the momentum slowed or came to a screeching halt as you took the 4-digit code you just discovered and tried to figure out which of the multitude of locks it matched to. Many of the locks used symbols to associate the puzzle to which lock it matched to...but not all.