Golden Lock Winners (2016)

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Permanently Closed - There are no political games without innocent victims. The people before you disappeared looking for “Bill 666” inside the office of Senator Payne. Now it’s your turn to try. Will you vanish like everyone else, or can you get the job done?

60Out

The Mystery of Senator Payne

Escape room

Something at the end of this escape room, gave us a memorable member cause of our reactions.

Senator Payne: The Senator has a dark secret. We had to break into his office and discover the truth.

Casino Heist: An abandoned casino was hiding million dollars. We had to find it before the building was demolished.

Pros: We already love 60 Out, so it should come as no surprise that that we also enjoyed playing at the Corinth Avenue location. The game master at this site was super friendly and lots of fun to chat with. She was helpful throughout our game, providing much needed assistance as necessary. We really enjoyed the sets and the puzzles in both games were logical. Casino Heist proved our favorite game at this location. We struggled a bit but still managed to pull off the heist. 

Cons: Zero. 60 Out once again provided a solid game-play experience. We loved both of these games and although we definitely still recommend you play the Titanic game at the Marina Del Rey location, you really cannot go wrong at any 60 Out location.

This room is OLD and it shows. You need random outside knowledge for one puzzle, which is frustrating, and we had an issue with a broken lock. Still, there were some cool elements in the second half of gameplay, and it was fun to see how far escape rooms have come

This room was really fun- the puzzles made sense, the game master Adam was awesome, and it had a spooky horror element. Would definitely recommend.

We were told to not break stuff or touch certain things, which made us miss a lot of clues. This is an older room, I don’t think they’ve figured it out yet. We did it with two people and some of the puzzles didn’t make sense. You had to have some random prior knowledge for one of them… or maybe their hint was just too hidden and we couldn’t find it. Fun game masters, fun story I guess but the puzzles were a bit of a stretch to solve.

This room is going to be retired very soon, so get in there while you can!
A seemingly straightforward political intrigue room turned into something else entirely!
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*SPOILERS*
Because they keep the secrets well hidden about this room, the satanist twist was actually pretty terrifying. There were some moments where the GMs (shoutout to Adam!) very sweetly let us compose ourselves and stopped the music track. If you are into Illuminati vibes, this is your thing. We loved the puzzles, but got more than we bargained for with the thrills!

The unassuming first room has a good amount of puzzles that are tricky but not unsolvable. Lockboxes and keys don’t seem out of place for what the story is and movement to and through the closet makes sense. The third room was surprisingly scary and the extra scares the game masters threw in were welcome. No puzzles were gimmes and no puzzles were impossible but the whole thing was a lot of fun, especially with a good group of solvers.

Oof way too many things are broken and run down in this room. Illegible text, keys that’s fit in the wrong lock properly, and worst of all a black light puzzle in the final room is completely non functional. Literally did not illuminate the object it was supposed to.

The GM’s were nice and gave good hints that didn’t spoil things, but the owners need to fix all the busted stuff or people are gonna rage at the GMs unfairly.

The theme and the ending twist are cool, but sadly not worth the price of admission with all the jank.

The set could have been little more interesting with the exception of the second area. It was okay! But fun for people that want to start doing escape rooms

Scary room but really fun if u like horror! Creative but relatively easy puzzles.