Lost Treasures

Before going into the room you should throw away your idea that this an escape room. This is more like a series of video game mini-games rather than a traditional escape room. I think you have to go into this game knowing that otherwise you’ll probably be disappointed with the lack of real “puzzles”. Other than that it was an interesting game, a little difficult with two people since there is a lot of things happening all at once at complete opposite sides of the room.

This room may not be everyone's cup of tea. (Especially if you don't play video games). But we loved it. If anyone's played the video game "lover's in a dangerous space-time" with friends, it's more or less that. A video game controlled by many people at the same time jumping from control console to control console around the room. For a single room experience it is pretty solid decor was nice. We ended up setting the app time record for the room. It didn't hurt that we had an expert pilot in our group (still in awe of your maneuvering, Tim)

I don’t really understand the bad reviews for this room. We enjoyed the experience and the set design for this one room experience, it was fantastic. That said, it’s more of an adventure and less of an escape room. You’re pretty much playing a team video game with simple tasks along the way. It was still enjoyable.

The game was fun, I now understand why the website says its for gamers. If you are looking for a traditional escape room this room is not for you, but if you like more video game vibes than you might enjoy this. It was mostly button mashing, no locks and keys to use. A bit of the same feel of the millennium falcon ride at Disneyland where someone is the pilot and another on guns etc. Pooja was a great gamemaster though! Very personalable and great customer service. Ive heard great things about Red Door so if I am ever in the area again I will definitely try one of the more traditional escape rooms next time.

More immersive video game than traditional escape room

Really more of a multiplayer video game experience than an escape room. Admire the ingenuity but it just doesn't really come off well. Additionally, the lobby is sparse and soulless and the audio in the room was low enough it made it hard to hear the narrator. I love new folks trying new things, just didn't quite work this time.

This is definitely a game that emulates a video game and has each player toggle between different functions in order to collaboratively progress. (Think: something akin to Star Trek where each player needs to assume a station in order to steer the ship and engage with one's surroundings). Definitely requires communication, patience, and teamwork. Bring a group you're well coordinated with or you may end up getting flustered and turning on each other. 😅