Operation: Ringfall

This was such a fun and unique take on the overused and boring bank heist theme. You really felt like robbers trying to break in and then setting off the alarm. I loved the sarcasm and humor with it being an older generation bank. Why we didnt love it is because it felt incomplete- the puzzles were a little too easy although some a little time consuming, and it felt like there should have been more (especially with the staging of the first room). Mostly linear room with no leaps in logic required if you pay attention. Some new puzzles we’ve not done before always keeps it fresh. Great beginner room and for those who have done a lot and want a new take on an old theme but set your expectations and enjoy your time.

I lived that this game carried over from their Secret Society game, which we had played just before this. The sets are really fun, especially the first one. It's much larger and more involved than I was expecting. I loved all the tasks that made me feel like I was really in a heist.

Incredible room. Classic Escape Artists non-linear gameplay, and perfectly executed. I appreciate the way this company designs games. Checks most of my boxes for what a good game requires.

While it was impeccably themed and decorated the puzzles were far too easy. This is a 75 minute room and with only two people we finished 25 minutes left. I have not confirmation but it feels like there were more puzzles at the beginning but because the technology portion at the end took people too long they removed many puzzles. I was disappointed by this room as I've done every other one at both locations and this was by far the weakest. Story was also very simplistic.

This was a fun room. Good room for a larger beginner group. Not my favorite at this location but the GM Jelexia was great. We were in no rush and made it out with 14 mins left.

I hesitated for a long time to give this a negative review because I've always loved Escape Artists but my group just did not enjoy this game. Without spoiling anything, there are parts that just feel frustratingly tedious and the game is very linear, so you can't do anything else. The AI art was also distracting and we thought there must be clues in it—why else use AI art? So we wasted a lot of time staring at that stuff when it was mostly meaningless.

We love Escape Artists and had been awaiting this new room opening. It did not disappoint. We liked that the story was tied to the Gray Skull Society stories from other rooms we had previously played. Light on locks and more high tech, puzzles were fun and at least a couple were very challenging. We play with a team of two and were able to escape with 10 minutes left on the clock. I'm not sure if more people would have helped or hurt (you'll see what I mean if you play). Two thumbs up.

We played this opening day. Dan was great! This game was very fun! Not overly focused on number/letter locks, more tactile in nature. Great for beginner/moderate players. Tactile puzzle dominance usually isn’t my jam, but this one was kitschy and cute! I play as a duo and we had a blast.

Tried this one opening day. I had wrapped this location last year, I was really excited to try out a new game at this location. Dan was our GM, and it was a fantastic time. I play in a duo, this a room that you may want to have 3-4 people for. I’m going to be sparse on details as per Escape Artists, but I will say if you like the idea of “experiences” (ala Bureau) mixed in with puzzle aspects this room won’t disappoint. The set design was really fun and enjoyable, my only slight disappoint was it looked like some AI art was used for posters, but I can understand niche art for rooms can just be annoying to source.