Floor 66

Solid room. A few of the puzzles were a bit too easy to guess the final few numbers for.

We played all three of their rooms in row and one thing that really impressed me was that across the games, there was VERY little game/puzzle style repetition. Each one had their own personality, with individual solving. Floor 66 is a bit more sophisticated of a game compared to one of the other games we played, The Attic. Some very fun "futuristic" touches without losing the familiar "city apartment" set piece. Note: Just Escape found a brilliant workaround to regulations forbidding a smoke machine. Absolute *chef's kiss* of a solution.

Rating: 3.5/5 - The most modern and polished room of their current offerings Pros: ➕The apartment set felt real enough, as if someone could live there. ➕A lot of tech/electronics and custom props with some padlocks ➕Multiple rooms to explore ➕Some good use of special effects, audio, and lighting ➕Nice variety of puzzles Room for improvement: ➖More could've been done to make the inside of the apartment feel futuristic, it still felt like 2025, not 2107 ➖The story was not that clear ➖The apartment theme was ultimately not very interesting or unique ➖The ending wasn't very climactic I'd recommend a team of 2-4 enthusiasts. My ranking of the 3 rooms I played here starting with my favorite: 1. Floor 66 2. Split Personality 3. The Attic

This is their newest room and you can tell. It has more technology, some light special effects, and is overall more polished than their other rooms. Definitely the best room they have and the room I enjoyed the most. It’s still not a must play or anything like that but it’s still pretty fun. The story doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, to the point where one of us asked what it was at the end and even the game master had a hard time conclusively saying what it was. The puzzles did make sense, however, and the game flowed relatively well.

1st time playing a room with only 2 people and 1st time at Just Escape Room. We had a blast and our good communication allowed us to get out with time to spare. Set design and quality was good (nothing spectacular) and the game story and flow was solid. Game started linear, then non, and back to linear by the end, so it had good flow. Puzzles were fair and fun to do, with lots of tech throughout. This room had a little of everything and was just fun to work through. GM (Margarito) was a really nice guy and fun to talk with before/after. He gave us 3-4 timely nudges and was clearly actively watching our game throughout and was genuinely excited when we escaped, mentioning specific times of our game he thought we did well. Customer Service seems very important at Just Escape Room, as a good GM can make or break your experience. We will be going back to try their other rooms!

This was our first escape room, this was a great experience and made date night great!

I recently had an amazing experience at the escape room called Floor 66. The room is impressively spacious, which makes it easy to move around and explore. The lighting is fantastic, allowing you to see all the details and clues without straining your eyes. There are plenty of games and puzzles to solve, each one thoughtfully designed to challenge your problem-solving skills. Whether you're a beginner or an escape room veteran, you'll find something to enjoy here. Overall, Floor 66 is a great choice for a fun and engaging outing!

Solidly designed room in terms of puzzles and atmosphere. The lighting and tech help achieve this. I liked the futuristic theme and wished the setting of the room itself was more embellished in this way. It’s essentially designed as an apartment room. Puzzles were overall good, logical, and a decent challenge for the setting. I appreciated that there was a TV screen with disguised hints. If you’re stopping by Route 66, it might be interesting to try out Floor 66!

The room executed well, with several interesting new puzzle types. A group of 4 was the perfect number.