Pirates: Wanted!

The Pirates: Wanted! room definitely had some impressive props and a visually appealing room, along with good mechanics. However, compared to other Questroom escape rooms, we felt it missed the mark. We’ve completed almost every Questroom escape room, and this was the first one that didn’t quite hit the spot. We did it with just two people and still had nearly 20 minutes left, as the puzzles were few and super easy. Additionally, the live actor integration with the story didn’t flow seamlessly, which took away from the immersion. This room might be more suitable for beginners or families with children who want a more laid-back experience. For intermediate or advanced players, it might feel too easy and quick, lacking challenge. Overall, it’s an okay room, but it doesn’t quite hold up to Questroom standards, which we find to be very high for escape rooms.

When researching this room, it was intimidating to see that they only allotted 45 minutes for this room but it is doable! The puzzles were fun and I was worried it would be too childish or overdone but the room still had original elements that adults would enjoy as well! There is a physical element that requires some climbing but not everyone has to do. It would be preferable if only 1-2 people do the physical crawling. Overall, a great experience and it could hold its own in the roster of Quest Room’s new experiences!

Really great set. Clean fun design. Definitely worth playing.

We loved this room. We played the new version with an expanded amount of puzzles, we were told the game is being made into a 60 min experience so the amount of puzzles were increased. It is a bit on the less difficult side so experienced groups of 2 or 3 might be the sweet spot, or slightly larger groups of new players. Set design was amazing, puzzles were fun, the game had a good flow and didn't require much help. Overall would highly recommend for the awesome theming and fun time. Just dont hope for brain melting puzzles

Kids did most of the work! Love the ending.

First things first: let’s stop this trend of 45 minute rooms, please? It’s basically escape room shrinkflation, and I worry it’s about packing in profit by getting in more bookings. Ok, on to the room: Pretty fun room. Like a lot of the Quest rooms, it’s more cinematic and less puzzle-heavy, which might not be everyone’s cup of tea. But different flavors of tea are good, as far as I’m concerned . Emma was a wonderful game master (and performer).

This is a great 45 minute room for beginners. Let’s get this out of the way - it’s expensive, too expensive for a 45 min room as it’s priced the same as a 60 min room. However the design is top notch and it’s very well done. Would highly recommend especially to families.

This is a truly beautiful room. The props, ambience, puzzles were crafted with care and longevity in mind. Two years from now, this room will feel brand new. Additionally, our games manager Hunter was exceptional. All that being said, do be aware that this is an EXTREMELY easy room. It is explicitly for children, and no puzzles gave us trouble for even a moment. If you want to experience the pirate theme, go for it 100%, but if you want to be challenged, don’t expect that from this room. I will remember it fondly, but my completion time speaks for itself haha.

Definitely a shorter room but so so much fun! I only wish it were a bit longer but oh my the flow and the way this room is designed is very much QUEST ROOM STATUS: high quality and extremely entertaining. It’s such a satisfying room I don’t know how else to describe it but it really scratches that escape room itch for ya

I feel like a 45 minute room should not be priced the same as a 60 minute room. Other than that it was fun.