Disappearance: Last Location

We played Disappearance: Last Location at Will to Escape on May 16th as a group of three, and landed on a 6/10 overall. The theme follows a creepy investigation into your missing friend Greg’s last known GPS signal, and the room leans heavily into spooky atmosphere and set design. The space is definitely the highlight — moody, immersive, and effective without going over the top. Gameplay-wise, it was very linear and straightforward. We never needed hints and actually finished with about 25 minutes left, which made it feel a bit too short and on the easier side (around a 4/10 difficulty). The game master was also really kind and made the experience especially comfortable for me as a bit of a scaredy-cat, even though they weren’t part of the story. Overall, strong vibes and a smooth flow, but best suited for newer players or teens rather than seasoned escape room groups.

We absolutely loved this room. With the rooms we’ve done here so far, this one comes in second behind Cinema 7. It was a fun game with some fun puzzles and a bit of mystery. It was a bit spooky but not scary. Our only complaint was that the room temperature was way too hot. GM was super nice.

there was in total 14 Locks in there. With keys, number codes... only 1 mechanical which opened without a lock. also we asked for hints so we can for sure finish it. they told us several times they can do it. then the time was over and we still had 2-3 riddles to solve. I was not happy at all.

Enjoyed it overall. Creepy vibes.

Theming was excellent. Basic keys and locks but decent room. It was dark and spooky so geared toward older kids.

This room was cute and fun! Loved a few of the puzzles that we have never ran across before. Good mix of tech and traditional puzzles, it didn’t feeling overwhelming at all. We got out with four people and about 3 hints.

Fantastic room Great flow. Mix of linear and non linear. Unique puzzles and everything matched the story which was intriguing and well thought out I think this just edges out Cinema 7 as my favorite room here Great staff and GM Tidbits: Fun location and ample restaurants to try out It’s mall parking so give yourself extra time Comfy lobby Small rebooking discount for same day

Nice easier game with great set and good flow -- perfect first escape room! The puzzles don't really make sense in the world or move the story forward in a logical way (similar to older escape rooms), but they're fun! Play Cinema 7 first - it's the top game here by a mile. This is a great use of a smaller space in a very high-rent area. Other expensive touristy places should take notes from Will to Escape. Here's looking at you New York City!

I was quite excited for this coming off of the reviews… but oh boy. The definition of “mid” really comes into play with this room. Coming off from doing Cinema 7 which was exceptionally well done. This was just a let down! I don’t know if it’s just me and how many rooms me and my partner have done, but we were just like “🤷🏼” after leaving. I’d say if you’ve never done a serial killer/cabin in the woods type room before, then sure go for it. But, this just reminded us of so many rooms we’ve done before.

This is a fun serial killer cabin room (yes the theme is overused). It has some clever puzzles with an above average set. There’s nothing extraordinary about this room, but it’s one of those solid escape rooms you can do on any given evening and come out feeling satisfied/accomplished. It definitely scratches that itch. If you’re here to play Cinema 7, you might as well play this one too. This is my ranking of all the games at this location that I have played. 1. Cinema 7 2. Disappearance