Amnesia

Aesthetically, immersive right from the start. We were all hollering at the launch. The first ten minutes and last ten minutes were my favorite in any escape room, and the rest was satisfying and different than a general key hunt. DEFINITELY got the blood pumping, and left us tons to talk (and excitedly yell) about at lunch after. Yes, there’s fewer puzzles than some other rooms, but if you want a break from copy-pasting 4-digit codes for an hour, it’s definitely a blast. Re. some of the other reviews, yes, some of the props are worn/might need a bit of extra elbow grease, but nothing that brought down the experience by any means. We all came out of the rooms shouting and laughing. Our GM Allie was wonderful and we had a great time talking with her afterwards about various rooms in LA!

I absolutely loved the storyline of Amnesia as it’s one of the most unique and engaging narratives I’ve encountered in an escape room. While the puzzles themselves might not have been groundbreaking, the experience really excels in immersion. There are clever twists and surprises that kept us engaged, and very creepy moments that added to the thrill. I feel that this escape room is a bit underrated compared to others in this location, but in my opinion, it was my favorite room in this location! It was just two of us, and we found it quite doable with two people as we escaped with plenty of time left on the clock.

This room was so good I must have amnesia trying to write a review. It was a spooky room that involves role playing and a little theatrics so just keep in mind. Our group had six members and it was an ideal number for us but the puzzles were not the main focus on this room. The story is rather muddled but I personally did not have high expectations that I would understand the flow. After all, the premise is that we were all dosed with “something” and woke up on a strange place. The group I went with had a great time because of the twist at the end! This is why I am giving this room a “heart”. If you are looking for more puzzle heavy rooms, I would opt in for other Quest Rooms like Perfumer or Greedy.

Fun room. Fun twists. Little spooky but not scary. Definitely worth playing!

Good atmosphere, unique opening, but this experience is not for everyone. Takes "escape" room literally, but may be a detrimental to the flow of gameplay. Typical of Quest rooms, there are some social/verbal and/or physical role playing elements, which again may not be for everyone.

Good combo of spooky and silly

This is a forced thumbs up from the edge of a thumbs down — just because of the twist at the end. Otherwise, paying $150 mins for 33 underwhelming minutes does not feel good, especially when we were thinking that it was just beginning to get interesting. Within that 33 mins, there is a solid 5 min that we just scream and do nothing else. The story was also broken, what happened to the p**f? Why all the d***s? Where is the c*t? Anyway, if you are amazed by live actors (just a few interactions/questions), spooked by a strong theme, and not bothered by a super easy flow, do it. Else, go do much more enthusiastic rooms. Yet another Quest Room that disappointed us, after Warlocked. We decided to do no other rooms from the company, no matter the discount is.

Very fun room!! Found ourselves to be laughing and having a great time during certain aspects of the game. Not too difficult of an escape game. Great interaction with the live actor as well. Thank you Harrison for being a great game master!!

this was a fun room! especially with my group of friends/family! i didn’t think we would pass the first room haha this room kept me guessing and the ending was the best!! thanks to Hunter for a good game!

This was a fun room with some unique elements to it l. It would not be feasible solo however.