Atlantis Rising

This room is what convinced me to try the Morty app, because these reviews from escape room enthusiasts probably would have swayed me away from this room. Pros: - Good variety of lock mechanisms. No combination locks - Open late Cons: - One puzzle towards the end soured our whole experience. The “puzzle” was more a test of physical coordination than cleverness, and drained a lot of time as one person worked on it while the others just sat and waited, as we could not progress any further until this was completed - Small with only two rooms, and the first room was pretty barren I won’t be rushing to try another PanIQ room, but if it’s the only option that works for my schedule and location, I’m open to giving them another try.

Mentioned this on yelp when we completed, but definite skip. Devolved into a fair game that were less like an escape room and more about dexterity, which drains the clock.

Cool room! Pretty easy. Lots of high tech elements. Had fun! The puzzle distribution between the two rooms was heavily in the second room. Some unique puzzles! Immersive design.

Underwhelming. Only has two rooms.

Deep, deep under the sea, the lost city of Atlantis was waiting our discovery. The set design was truly immersive and the puzzles fun to complete. Great gamemaster and excellent game experience overall!

I did this room with my group and we’re veteran escape room players at this point. The rooms were decently decorated/immersive and we didn’t have the same issue of broken puzzles like some other people are pointing out. However, we did this room waaaaaayyyy too fast. I guess the puzzles really were that easy but we left feeling like there should have been more to it. We were surprised that we actually solved the final puzzle because it felt like we just barely arrived, but nope turns out we beat it in 23 mins. While it’s cool we set a record, it felt like a scam to pay full price.

Lots of puzzles that were not fully theme related, and a puzzle that was super annoying which made us lost a lot of time. After playing many more games, we thought this room was OK. Liked it much better than the spy room for sure.

This room was better of the two we did. It was more like a arcade where you had to complete little ‘games’ that didn’t really go with each other. There was one that didn’t get used at all. Cool environment, unfriendly game masters who don’t seem like they know what they are doing, or don’t really care. Overall a let down experience. Worth going to the more speedy escape rooms in San Jose.

The room was fairly immersive. I remember thinking that some of the build and props were a nice touch, but other than that, I didn't find the experience extremely memorable. I want to say that we didn't have too many issues with the puzzles not working like some of the other reviewers on here, but they may have been a little finicky.

Awesome! No idea what’s up with other reviews here — all of the puzzles worked perfectly for us, and it was all very logical / clever / no locks (all tactile stuff in the room).