Starship | Interstellar Escape

this room was rly cool! it was a lot different from the other escape rooms i've played and i loved the video game part of it! the room had a few optional objectives which i thought was neat and ive never seen that concept before. me and my friend came just the 2 of us, but i think a good group size would be 3-4 people because of how the game was set up. it reminded me a lot of smugglers run (star wars ride at disneyland), so if ur a big fan of star wars i highly recommend u check this room out !!

Lots of things happening in this room. Also has some optional objectives to do if you have the time, which will require some good teamwork if you want to get them all done. The room itself is a little tight, so I would not recommend it for large groups, but it is lots of fun for a group of about 4. Our Game Master, Natalia, was very fun.

Hard to rate this room. We played this without reading any review. It's creative and different from other escape rooms, however even though I like playing videogames, I found the videogame portion of the escape room a bit repetitive and gets dull fast.

I was nervous going into this room because of the technical mishaps that folks shared in earlier reviews. I’m happy to report that our experience was the complete opposite. There were no crashes and we had a very attentive game master, who knew to anticipate a certain pop up needing a little extra thud. I would classify this room as part video game, part escape room. I resonate with the description “story-driven-augmented-reality-task game with some puzzle elements.” Overall, my group had a lot of fun with our Interstellar Escape! Don’t go in expecting your typical escape room and it will be a blast. I am giving this a heart because the video game portion worked well with our puzzles so Wild Goose did listen to feedback. I’m also impressed with their use of a small space. We had a group of 8 and it did feel stuffy at times because the room already has so much tech but there was plenty to do. Highly recommend and I wish they still had a leaderboard for their point system. That would be the cherry on top.

It’s a beautiful set with great attention to design details and an impressive use of a small space. Caveat is that this is not a “traditional escape room” with heavy puzzle solving. But rather it’s a “story-driven augmented-reality task-game with some puzzle elements”. Go in with an open mind and you’ll have fun.

It was a decent room until… the game crashed. It seems like this was not the first time nor would it be the last time. It took about 30mins for it to get up and running and when we finally got in, we hit the “video game” part and that took about 30mins. Absolutely horrible controls and zero way to move on without finishing. Our room was at 6pm and we did not walk out of there until 7:55pm. The whole experience was extremely overwhelming and disappointing. Especially after paying 75 PER person. They did not even bother to offer us a partial refund or discount (besides the one they offer everyone at the end of there game). The game master were incredible and quick to try to fix the issue

The escape room portion of this escape room is fun (if imperfect), while the video game portion is absolutely dreadful, unless your idea of a good time is to pay escape room prices to endure the purgatory of playing a bargain-bin PS2 game with a dysfunctional controller while mournfully wishing your were doing an escape room.

Super cool! Closest thing to Star Wars escape room out there! 10/10

Be warned: this is a giant video game and not an escape room. And a very mediocre video game at that. Had high hopes after doing a very good different game at this location. Some of the physical elements of leading up to the video game were not functioning properly. The plot of the game was entirely incoherent. The video game portion itself was quite terrible. The perspective of the game doesn’t make physical or geometric sense. The actual ship is incredibly slow, and takes FOREVER to “upgrade”. The ascend and descend controls do virtually nothing. None of the areas are logically laid out, leading to a frustrating feeling of piloting a “ship” designed so imcompetently that it almost feels built specifically to frustrate. The worst feeling is that 90% of the work in the video game itself doesn’t matter — due to poor design you can ignore all the instructions and just skip to the end. You might be able to have fun in this one. But if you’ve ever either played a half-decent video game or played a truly good escape room, then you’ll most likely be disappointed.

Great room! We did it with two people and It really does need 2-3 people minimum. There was so much to do, and it kept us busy!