The Legend Of Atlantis

Wow—incredible set design! The set was absolutely beautiful and easily one of the highlights of the experience. The Atlantis theme was really fun, and the room did a great job making you feel like you were exploring an underwater world. 🌊🔱 This room did feel a little more mainstream and business-y, if that makes sense. The staff also seemed fairly nonchalant and weren’t quite as enthusiastic or in-character as we’ve experienced at other locations. That said, the room itself absolutely delivered! The puzzles were fun and engaging, and there were plenty of opportunities for good teamwork. There were a few things that kept it from being a perfect experience. The rooms are not private, so you can be paired with strangers. Thankfully, we played as a group of six, which made it less likely someone else would be added to our group. The space also felt pretty cramped at times with six people, so I can only imagine how cozy it could get with eight people and strangers. The other big drawback is that you’re limited to only three clues. Thankfully, our group brought enough brain power to escape using just two, but I could definitely see the limited clues being frustrating for smaller groups or teams that get stuck. Overall, though, we really enjoyed the room! The set design was gorgeous, the puzzles were solid, and the teamwork was a lot of fun. If you’re an escape room fan who loves immersive environments, Atlantis is definitely worth diving into! 🐚🌊

Great atmosphere. Some difficult puzzles because we didn't always know the next step. Great time!! Highly recommend

The highs are high here. Really awesome set that felt real. It was detailed and intricate. Certain interactions were quite novel in their presentation. They made a smaller set feel sprawling. Some things that could use improving were the reliance on the runbook, some puzzles feeling slightly disconnected from the plot, and the solve for puzzles being longer than necessary (the space between the aha and completion was bloated with tedious extra steps). Early play areas were cramped, but that changed about 1/3 of the way through the game. This place truly cares about its guests. Highly recommend!

Good set design and variety of puzzles. Low light in multiple areas of the game added frustration. Some of the puzzles were very time consuming and felt like busy work. A piece to one puzzle was not where it was supposed to be. Game master had to come in to help find it.

Perhaps this room just simply wasn't for me, I can absolutely admit I am not the best at escape rooms. All the rooms seem to have a book you need to read to help through out the room to know where to go, which is fine but a little boring in my opinion. They also highly encourage you to have as many people as the room can hold and I unfortunately only played with 3 (myself, my father, and another family member). To be honest we're all big individuals so I don't know how well it would have gone if we had more. The first room is tiny and then leads you into a tiny but long hallway. I understood we were going to struggle and probably not escape, but I was there to have fun so if I didn't escape that was okay. As cool as some of the puzzles were, some felt like there was a little more explaining needed to get you to actually do what was required. There is a puzzle that involves colors but it's pretty lengthy... and I'm color blind, my father as well. That would have been fine but the lights in the room over the puzzle were some varying colors which made it even harder to see them. It wasn't a puzzle that could be explained away with hints as you had to physically move items. It was a very cool theme and maybe if we had an extra person we could have escaped, but the fact you have to follow the book throws me off.

I liked the room the only complaint is not private. We were with three people that don’t do escape rooms and it made it difficult and they impacted us not progressing.

Room was thematically good. Some of the puzzles were literal time wasters, and the non private room really just ruins the experience. They shoved 8 people into this small room. We were now juggling between solving things and trying to involve strangers who were doing their first room. I get the need to make money, but it makes for a sub optimal experience. Without that I would most likely come back and do their other room, but we won’t be back.

This was a pretty solid Atlantis themed room, and my friend and I had a great time! The puzzles were relevant to the theming and the props were well-intact. I will say that the level of this room was hard. The puzzles were complex with the different puzzle types and were tedious too. You will gather items that you will need for the future, and attention to detail are important. I wouldn’t recommend this as a Beginner room, more for an immediate or advanced level. Due to the physical space, I would recommend a team of 4 (intermediate or advanced skill players) so that everyone is able to participate and engage equally with the puzzles and their team members. Beware that this is a public group booking escape room, so you may be placed with another group and this room can hold up to like 10-12 players (so a lot of players). Overall, this was a solid escape room and the production was pretty strong (puzzles, music, set design, props, etc). It was complex and tedious, but there was a lot to do and allowed players to really dive into the world of Atlantis and complete the puzzles.

fun game with interesting puzzles but being a public room really took away from the experience.

SUPER hard room. Definitely need a group of over 4 people. My husband and I did it alone and barely made it over 80% through and the gm said you definitely need a bigger group. Very well decorated though