Villains Vendetta

This room is so much fun. It is a puzzle fest with 14+ separate branches of puzzles as you’re trying to locate and save the hero toys that the villain toys locked away over night. Many of the puzzles were simple, but there were a couple that were clever and took some thought. Enthusiast will be fine with 3 or 4 (we played it with 2, found all 14 with time to spare), but newer players may want a larger group to divide and conquer. The set was a little lacking compared to the other games we’ve played at Exodus, but we had so much fun that we didn’t care.

This was a really cute game, and a straight up puzzle fest. There were 15 toys that needed to be rescued with at least one puzzle per toy. The unique twist other than the completely unique theme is you could stop your timer at any point when you think you can’t save any more toys, so, newer players can actually still “win” even if they only save like 10 toys. As a group of two we managed to save all 15, and had a lot of fun doing it, I highly recommend this game!

Such a cute room! We really enjoyed the room and Katie was great. A little confused at the beginning but the room really begins to move quickly toward the end. We played with 3 people. Wish this company would let us just pay for who comes since we had to buy 4 tickets for only 3 of us. This company overall has good rooms

If you did Christmas Mischief last year, I’d say skip this non-holiday version, as all the puzzles are basically the same. If you did not do Christmas Mischief, then definitely do this room. It’s cute and has a decent number of puzzles, although they’re mostly on the easy side. We were a team of 3 enthusiasts plus 1 newbie, and we basically each took turns solving each puzzle and then resetting it for another person to do—this way, everyone got to try every puzzle. Even then, we got out with 10-15 mins to spare. But everyone had a good time because it was a fun room.

This was definitely one of my favorite non-scary/fun escape rooms! The theme was cute and the puzzles were very unique and creative. This was a non-linear escape room which made it more interactive and fun to complete because we were able to work as a team on the same puzzles, but also work separately to divide and conquer. I would highly recommend this escape room. It’s been one of my favorites at Exodus Escapes!

I'd say easy-medium difficulty depending on how seasoned you are. Really fun beginner and family-friendly room. We enjoyed the theming of this one. Everything worked well except for the end we had a little trouble getting a mechanism to work. Tried flagging the GM down for assistance but no answer for a good 5 min. Then when given a hint to do the exact thing that we had been doing for the past 5 min, did it somehow magically work. Ehh not a big deal. We escaped with no hints in our book. Was thinking the GM was just solo because we could hear her outside our room saying goodbye to another group. Was just an awkward moment for us. Room was actually a lot of fun, good thoughtful puzzles, and the characters in here were awesome to rescue. I would recommend this for bringing the kids or if you enjoy a bit of nostalgia. The quality of the room is up there.

Super cute room. Great idea instead of typical just escape. Did with my two kids (12,13) and all had a blast. Marco was an amazing game master.

I had done Christmas Mischief here before, which is the holiday version of this room, but because it's nonlinear, I was able to do a bunch of different puzzles this time. There were kids in the group and they loved it! It was their favorite room of the three they spontaneously did. Great use of the space and theme. Fun challenging puzzles. Can't help but be all smiles with all the toys.

This was a super cute game. It's mostly a gen 1 game, but the puzzles (and there were many) were fun and well-suited to the room and theme. Great game for families to enjoy!

Just a fun little room. Bright and whimsical atmosphere with some clever puzzling. A perfect palate cleanser between all the dark and dreary themes that are so common in escape rooms.