Wrongfully Convicted

Excellent use of the environment to bridge the gap between normal number searches and actually utilizing props that make sense to the storyline and setting in order to play. It didn’t feel like a normal escape room concept with an unattached storyline but, rather, I felt as if every single part of the game had its place and it created an even more enriching immersive experience for me. And, not to mention, they donate part of the ticket sales to project innocence. Which I think deserves its own kudos.

Mixed feelings about this game. It’s certainly good but recapping this game there’s maybe 3-4 puzzles and the rest is just searching or following instructions. One thing we didn’t like is our time was running while we were being told the rules and being placed in the room. This is poor practice for an escape room. Still got out but definitely not my favorite room here.

This was the best prison-themed room I’ve done. Just super immersive, with a lot of really good practical puzzle solving and a great use of space.

I liked this room quite a bit although it polarized our group (not everyone liked it). It doesn’t do anything especially novel in the “break out of prison” genre of escape room, but the set is nice and there are some good puzzles. I thought the split start was especially well executed except that it is needlessly difficult to hear each other through the method you have to use to communicate. But overall, I give it a thumbs up.

Wrongfully Convicted is a fun take on your classic Prison Break theme. Your team will be split in two and you have to work together to solve the puzzles in the room. I've done prison break escape rooms before but I thought that the puzzles in this particular room were so fun and unique! With Escape Revolution, I love how they push the boundaries of what you think you can do in escape room. Our game master had a little sass and we enjoyed every bit of it. I think that 4-5 people are good with the number of puzzles they had. More people can feel like too many cooks in the kitchen. The price point does feel slightly too high for me, and I've already done all their rooms here. Escobar is still my favorite!

We made it out!! Freedom at last!!!! This was our favorite prison break room so far. Definitely better if you do it with 2-4 people at most. Super fun immersive experience. Has some fun surprises during the experience. Highly recommend for everyone to do. GM was great in giving us a couple of nudges along the way to make sure we made it out and got the full experience. Can’t wait to try the other Rooms here.

Got to do a quick pit stop here between Indian wedding activities haha Room was very tactile and made me say “am I allowed to do this?” a lot. Very out of the box thinking and really cool puzzles you won’t see anywhere else.

Three stars

What I appreciated most about this room compared to similar rooms was how it featured practical hands-on puzzles that utilized the environment rather than making you simply search for codes. It leads to an immersive breakout experience that others wish it could replicate! Even though it follows similar trends like a split start and an office room, the directions the room takes aside from those aspects are novel. The room trusts you with what you are given and makes you figure out the layout of the facility to find your way out. The puzzles are hard too! The biggest issue was how loud certain things were during the split start that made our already limited communication between the separated team frustrating. It’s a hard room, so be proud if you make a great escape! The ending was a fantastic finale after all we had done in the room to get there!

Best Prison themed room we've done, and we have done at least 10 prison breaks.