Even some of the best escape rooms suffer from a final-moment let down. You want something epic to happen when you solve that last puzzle/escape in time, which often doesn't occur. I’m happy to say that Escape the Netherworld has solved that problem where the final thing that you do leads to something BIG and this occurs in ALL of their rooms. Sasquatch was great. If you will indulge me for a second, I can tell you why. Right after we got married, my wife and I went to DC and did a "Friday the 13th" room which took place in a cabin and you solved puzzles so you could escape Jason, the hockey mask-wearing killer. The game was a big disappointment because Jason never shows up! (Just jump scares where a doorknob rattles!) Flash forward to one year later, and to celebrate our wedding anniversary, we went to Atlanta and did this game, which was such a stark contrast. While also taking place in a cabin, (without too much spoilers), let's just say that the main character absolutely shows up throughout the game! Throw in solid puzzling, a nice flow and a few EEK! moments plus that rock solid ending & by now you know, you should be doing this game. Of the rooms we did, this was my favorite. Come for this one, but honestly, you should stay and knock out all of them.

Great escape room - best I’ve seen in Atlanta to date

Sasquatch: Bigfoot's Revenge is a captivating escape room experience that immerses players in a thrilling narrative from start to finish with an evolving story. The puzzles are cleverly integrated into the mountain cabin setting, adding to the overall authenticity. Even though there were more locks than we like, they made sense as part of the story. The game master played a character that fit within the narrative as well. He was great about giving us hints when we were stuck or off track. As the name suggests, the Sasquatch theme is a prominent element throughout the game. Frequent jump scares, coupled with the narrative, create a suspenseful atmosphere. The room's conclusion is both satisfying and memorable, leaving no doubt that players have successfully completed their quest - which was more than just to escape. Netherworld's expertise in haunted house attractions is evident in the high-quality effects and production design. Anyone else trying to make a Sasquatch room will have big shoes to fill.

We were heading back from Nashville and decided to play a couple games in Atlanta saw the branding and logos for each of the rooms and this place looked pretty legit. Very glad that we stopped by to play Sasquatch as this is one of my top two games for “scares“ and jump scares. The game flowed really well and there was only one thing we got stuck on which we happen to already have so I wouldn’t even count that. Kept me on my toes and when I wasn’t on my toes I was on the ground hiding from Sasquatch 🤣 Our game master was awesome and very attentive the entire time. They asked us how we wanted clues or nudges at the beginning of the game and how we wanted our play style to be with the clues and the nudges. They were us customize our game as far as not obvious clues

Awesome room! Unique and immersive theme with plenty of traditional puzzles/locks but also unexpected excitement.

Overall we had an extremely fun time. GM was fun, rooms were immersive. These rooms get a ton of play and some props/clues need replacing (and should be done so regularly). I wouldn’t classify this as scary overall but there are a couple of jump scares.

This escape room was great and the atmosphere was awesome! It was very immersive and a very impressive set! This room also had some really cool lore sprinkled into the gameplay that I found really cool! Shoutout to our game master Sara! They were awesome and so much fun to have as our gm!

The puzzles were a bit 1st generation (lots of padlocks, etc) but the aesthetic and features of the room for the storyline and atmosphere more than made up for it. Super fun, and well worth playing.

Overall the production value was very good but there were way too many locks and one puzzle seemed to be an intentional time waster. If I could give a “meh” rating I would.