Mission: Sabotage [prev. Steampunk 1902]

Overall, a really good game! Lots of mechanisms, logic, and puzzles. A few mechanisms were less intuitive for us, but other than that, very good scenario :)

First time I've ended up doing an Industroom room that I had already done.

The sets were magnificent, but some of the puzzles didn't work, and we had to skip them, which was very disappointing.

Such a beautiful room. Lots of features. Definitely requires at least three people. I loved it.

I was pleasantly surprised to see such elaborate decor for an escape room at an amusement center. The room is fairly easy, but the puzzles are interesting and varied.

This game was a lot of fun—I was really impressed by the sets. The puzzles were fun and creative! I highly recommend it!

It's exactly the same room as the steampunk room at La Zone Plus in Sherbrooke.

We were hesitant to book an escape room at a recreation center. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of this game. Beautiful sets, and no padlocks in the room. In short, we were so excited after finishing this room that we did a second one that same evening. I highly recommend it!

We really enjoyed the room. The decor was immersive and high-quality. The puzzles were original and engaging, with plenty to do. There were no padlocks—everything was mechanical or sensor-based. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. It’s family-friendly and accessible. The sound was occasionally a bit loud, but overall, it wasn’t unpleasant. ⸻ We really liked the room. The decor was immersive and high-quality. The puzzles were original and interesting, and there was plenty to do. There were no padlocks—all the puzzles were mechanical or sensor-based. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. It’s family-friendly and accessible. The sound was sometimes a bit loud, but overall, it wasn’t unpleasant.

Beautiful scenery, really fun puzzles, and the use of automation—we played as a family with our teens (ages 12 to 18), and they were able to fully participate!