Dream

This was a very fun experience, and great for a date night. The surrounding neighborhood is great. The room is challenging and each level of subconscious offers new theming and varying puzzles which keeps it all fresh. You could do this with more than two, but I’d suggest no more than three, four might be a stretch.

Do yourself a favor and don’t read any more reviews or read any further in to the storyline! Just book it! I promise going in blind will really elevate that experience for you!

This escape room was super fun to complete. It had great locks and problem solving.

Very interesting and unique room. Ironically my only con was that I think with a simple tweak to the story it would make everything make sense better with what you’re doing in that room but nothing wrong with the actual room itself. Ninja is still our favorite here but this was definitely one of a kind

the two of us had fun this was my 2nd favorite of their 3 rooms the theme was unique

This was a very interesting room. The puzzles were different and entertaining. We didn’t need hints, but did get stuck once with a lock that wouldn’t open. The GM also couldn’t open it, so they had to give us the clue we would have earned using pieces in the locked box. Otherwise, everything worked great and we really enjoyed the room.

A clear labor of love, “Dream” is a very compelling idea for an escape room featuring an inspired use of space, some pretty cool surprises and a few very unique reveals. Yet it is also hampered by its own ambition, dragged down by uneven pacing, strange, out of place, sophomoric theming choices and puzzles that range from super simple to frustratingly (and artificially) long. I’m not saying it’s not worth playing, but I’d wager it was a 50/50 when it comes to actual fun. Story wise, “Dream” felt more like a mish mosh of things the creator(s) like in real life and wanted to reference (video games, movie references, cartoon shows and theme parks), and not anything that resembled a refined, coherent or focused story. The intro video and the escape room itself were at odds with each other, especially considering everything did not match up or make thematic sense with what was initially established for our mission. This unfortunately overwhelms much of the experience, as going from room to room is jarring (not in a fun way), and makes things extremely uneven thematically. Puzzles are also hit and miss, with some being extremely easy and others frustrating (but not hard). I will say the idea IS really cool, and a lot of love and work went into everything, as it spans many, many rooms. I’ve been thinking about it for a while and even with the issues I have with it, I think it’s worth checking out because a LOT of very cool work went into its design, and there are more than a few good, strange, and inspired surprises along the way. It’s not the best one you’ll play but it’s definitely one of the more unique ones you’ll come across.

This was our first room here and it did not disappoint for our group of 4! I will say that I feel like 4 people in this room is too much. I’d say 2-3 people would get more out of solving puzzles. I feel like 2 of us were always waiting around while the other 2 worked on solving. Other than that, this room was spectacular! The transition from room to room was so cool and immersive. We really enjoyed ourselves and can’t wait to come back for more!

Is you are autistic and or a nerd you will love this room it just so wacky spooky and fun (ps bendy and the ink machine fans are gonna have a blast)