Caper in the Escape Room

I would give a heart if one of the puzzles wasn’t broken. The game master did not notice that we correctly solved it, leading to us wasting time on this. We ended up guessing the correct answer and thereby skipping a lot of the room including the broken part. Game master was not apologetic when we asked her to show us the correct solution afterwards. However, the concept of this room is very unique and it’s quite cool. Outside of that one issue this was a fun and easier room. I highly recommend 4 people to get a competitive time as splitting up is encouraged. Can definitely be accomplished with 2 experienced players though.

Excellent and hilarious concept! This is basically 3 escape rooms in one with a built-in fake lobby. Of course, 3 of the most common escape themes are represented here. There are a lot of puzzles overall, and bigger groups will have an easier time because it’s totally nonlinear. So nonlinear to the point where our small 2 person group had to divide and conquer, and sometimes move between rooms to more efficiently use our time if we got stuck. It’s very meta, and as enthusiasts, we get the joke!

Room was very unique and non linear. Great for larger groups. Would be tough for a team of less than 4. Not the best props, but the story was great and the employees are very friendly at this location.

I adore this theme and it's something I've very rarely seen used by other companies. You are sent into an escape room company's building to solve a mystery. You start in their lobby and then proceed to unlock all of their various rooms which naturally play on many classic escape room tropes - pirate room, space ship room, Egyptian room. These rooms can be solved in any order, or concurrently. So if you've got a small group and want to treat it as a linear game you can do that. Or if you've got a more ambitious group full of people who don't mind missing sections of the game then you could definitely head in there and break some records.

I really enjoyed this room. I will say that it was a little overwhelming especially at first because we got into a new room less than one minute into our time. There was a lot to look at and a lot of back and forth. There was also no music so vibes were a little weird if that makes sense. I will say our GM was SUPER attentive which is always appreciated. Overall I rate this a 8/10 experience! I was impressed!

very fun and immersive space, all 3 "rooms" and the lobby of the experience were varied but well done with a satisfying amount and difficultly of puzzles in each. We had a trio of experienced people and we all stuck together throughout all the rooms and that seemed to be the right amount of people and approach. the story was pretty simple but realistic and made us chuckle a little bit at the end. Our guide was very nice and was great with the hints, only giving them when we asked.

The idea was a crime took place in an escape room building, and to solve it, we had to solve the 3 rooms in that fake company. So, it was an office area, and 3 mini escape rooms to do. I loved the premise. It would be perfect for a group of 2-3 enthusiasts, or maybe up to 6 new players. For my group of 6 enthusiasts, though, it was too easy, as we broke up into teams of 2 and finished all 3 mini rooms in 30 minutes because each of those had only 3-4 puzzles. In our situation, we all felt like we had just done a mini room, and we were totally isolated from the other two. That said, I would totally recommend it for smaller groups. The puzzles were top notch and unique - consistent with our other experience at Solve Escape Rooms. And if they ever flesh the mini rooms out into full 60 minute experiences, I'd love to do those, too.