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With a huge advancement in medical technology, you and your team are tasked on waking up a patient named Aria from a coma. You will be shrunken down and implanted in her brain. You must work together from the logical side to her creative side to get her to wake up. Unfortunately if you stay shrunken for 60 minutes you will stay small. Wake Aria up and get out of the brain before time runs out.
3 escape rooms
I played the Split Personality room with only one other person, so I found it a bit more difficult than some have. The owner said we did quite well for a team of two. I would recommend playing with a larger group -- at least four. The puzzles are all well done and the solutions are not too obvious. A couple of them are showing a lot of wear from previous use and could do with some refurbishment. The set design was not as immersive as I prefer. It looked like an office in a suburban office building, which is what it was, and not so much like the inside of someone's brain. However, this only slightly marred my enjoyment of the game. The owner, Jordan, spoke to us afterwards for about 20 minutes, which I appreciated. He was super friendly and helpful. They've just opened a new room, Floor 66, which I want to try soon. Jordan gave us a peek inside and it looks amazing.
62 escape rooms
One of the best escape rooms we've played - super cool and unique design/theme, and the puzzles were clever and very interesting. Game master / owner was one of the nicest people we've ever met in the industry and clearly has a ton of passion for escape rooms - would absolutely recommend as one of the best rooms in the Chicagoland area
21 escape rooms
Will was absolutely fabulous, and very impressive. Handled pressure well, and gave us some amazing customer service. We could tell he was really passionate about his work, and spoke really highly of the industry.
47 escape rooms
This was an awesome experience! Our gamemaster was super helpful and the design was incredible!
322 escape rooms
Fantastic voyage and concept! I was already sold on the shrinking into the brain idea. But what completely hooked me in was that the room was divided into logical and creative sides of the brain, with appropriate puzzles for respective intelligences in each. For bigger and/or brave groups, the fact that you can play the room in way where youβre split up into 2 teams and relay information and objects to each other is actually genius. The final puzzle was fitting too! Only real complaint is that things felt worn and torn out, which made the room feel old and cheap. The owner recently bought this location and is actually making it even better! Owner is also a very nice guy who talked to us about escape rooms in general! Big brain play to keep an eye on this place!
25 escape rooms
Great room! Was more fun than I thought! Interesting concept I hadnβt seen before. Lots of unique puzzles that were pretty intuitive but interesting. Did it with two people, but would also be a great to with multiple people. It was a little run down, but everything worked great. Was pleasantly surprised by this new place.
27 escape rooms
Great room, not the hardest but had a lot of puzzles and is a unique set up. Would recommend for small or large groups.
101 escape rooms
Really awesome design and concept, and one of the few that actually feels like it benefits from a larger group. We did it with 4 people, and we had a blast with the puzzles and type of teamwork required
27 escape rooms
What an interesting concept! We split off into two groups based off of our genders and Iβd love to replay in the other room. This is the first time I encountered a room that I felt I could replay.
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