b
bearlydetectives
30 escape rooms
Husband and I completed the room in about half and hour
Mark as done to rate
Can you stop the world’s greatest hacker before time runs out? Nitr0 is the world’s greatest hacker, and early this morning a video was received at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. Nitr0 informed the Bureau of his plan to release a virus that will drain 100 million United States bank accounts of over $75 billion. You are FBI Agent Alex Vargas, a fresh face in the Cyber Crime Unit. Fueled by optimism and a need for success, you determine that taking down Nitr0 would be the best way to climb the ladder to the top. You’ve received an anonymous lead that Nitr0 has been tracked to an apartment in Cambridge—when you get there you find out he’s setting you up and in one hour the FBI will trace everything back to you in this apartment. Can you find the code, kill the program, and escape before you have to go down for his crimes?
b
30 escape rooms
Husband and I completed the room in about half and hour

350 escape rooms
Escapology has always been a hit or miss experience for me. I am happy to say that this is one of the better rooms of the franchise. The story grabs you right from the start and you as you struggle to stay one step ahead of the hacker who is framing you for a crime! The set seems your typical computer geek's lair but later opens up to a technical vault of surprises. The puzzles were really great and proved to be a challenge. Two thumbs up from our team!
Yes
Medium
High tech
Nice mix of both!
3
Not scary
12
No
The wires could be replaced - they were all loose and made it hard to read the numbers
No
Not at all
Fairly easy to move through
Yes
Easy
Yes

12 escape rooms
A basic yet fun escape game. No complaints. It isn't the newest/most novel thing, but it still manages to be a fun and entertaining time!
Simple, however fun with decently-challenging puzzles.
The set was alright. It wasn’t particularly special, however it was enjoyable and fit the theme enough.
Everyone I interacted with was kind.
No
Medium
4
I played with four friends/five total. I think 3-5 would be a good number, however it is very doable with less (more may be a tighter squeeze, but I'm sure that's doable as well).
Not scary
13
Some puzzles may be a bit difficult for smaller children. My group raged between ages thirteen and sixteen, and we were fine.
No
No
Yes
Easy
Yes
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