Prison Break

This was a really great escape room, especially when it came to the set design. The environments were immersive and made the experience feel realistic as we progressed from room to room. I'd say this is definitely one of their more challenging rooms, but it's still very doable with good teamwork. I always enjoy escape rooms that separate the group at times and require communication to move forward—it adds an exciting challenge and really highlights the importance of working together. Overall, this was a standout room and definitely one of the highlights at TEG. I highly recommend giving it a try!

Great game. Difficult but it was a great challenge.

This was a good game, feels like I probably need a redo at some point because of personal boredom throughout the game. I had a bad day leading up to this and felt like that impacted the experience greatly. Overall very good, I do not think it’s the hardest room at TEG despite that being the general consensus!

Just Kimmer Mark and I. 2 puzzles not done.

Awesome room! Loved the atmosphere and decor.

Love a split start in rooms so that was fun. Was suprised at the depths and evolution of the space and the use of some features/mechanics that we had never seen before were very novel. The ending left me suprised as well when we got a prop and said "surely they don't expect us to actually use this" only for it to be the final step to escape suprised me!

This is a fun room! You start with your group split between 2 cells, which is always a fun experience. I love how this forces the players into utilizing some real teamwork. I know the prison break theme isn't new, but I think the story and puzzles still makes this room stand out.

This room is unique in that you start split up, which adds an element of difficulty. If you're like us and have one team member who excels with word puzzles and one who excels with physical puzzles it might be a good idea to mention that so you don't end up in the cell that would better suit the other, but it's doable even if that does happen. We really liked how well things flowed together, and all of the puzzles made a ton of sense at the end which is the best kind of room. I appreciated the little nods built into the room, and we loved the mix of the puzzle styles, it played to both of our strengths really well.