Ancient Egypt

Overall, I had a fairly good experience, but the room is very linear, there are a lot of run-down or broken objects, and there is a lot of variability in the puzzle quality (there is a written puzzle that is horribly/ambiguously designed, and a super finicky maze puzzle). Still, this is the best of the rooms I have played at Flee so far.

We did two of their rooms and this was the better one of the two. The actual room is about a 6/10 on the decoration, there are definitely more immersive looking rooms out there, but it still looked pretty good. The staff were very friendly and fun, and this one was definitely the room that made me use my brain. It's pretty linear, so I wouldn't recommend for more than two people especially if you're experienced.

The bigger room at this location. The puzzles are more interesting than some of the other rooms at this location, but nothing memorable. Good for 2-3 people.

Puzzles were really linear, so with six of us it felt like there were always a few folks without anything to do.

Loved the idea of this room and was drawn to it because of the sand on the floor. Initial set design seemed pretty good. However, there were too many broken things in the room resulting in a pretty poor experience.