Water Landing

This game when I went through it had a few problems/bugs that caused us not to be able to escape and that left a sour taste in my mouth as we were on the last puzzle when the time expired and spent multiple attempts and the puzzle kept messing up.

I used to work at SpareTime. As a GM reading these reviews I agree 100%. This is a bowling alley and arcade. The escape rooms are less than an afterthought. They may be cheap to play but that’s for a reason. You get what you pay for. When I left SpareTime, this was the only room that was fully functional. Still, that’s not saying much. You can tell how the escape rooms here are an afterthought, especially in this room. There are airplane seats in this room, and someone took a pocket knife to them about a year ago. They were never replaced, only covered up with cheap seat covers that are now as torn and ratty as the seats themselves. This is the hardest room at SpareTime. The difficulty spike is a lot for some reason. This room is also not handicap accessible, as it requires some crawling through a small door. If you have the right GM, they will open up a full sized Staff Door for you if you’re unable to crawl, but it’s not something I’ve seen anyone actually do in practice.

Room was way too easy, we finished in 20 minutes, unfortunately a huge waste of money. Also, the second room is very small, two maybe three people can fit comfortably tops.

Cheap arcade room. Annoying red herrings to try and make the room difficult by wasting time. Puzzles are easy when they work anyway.

The room itself was designed well and has ok puzzles but the game master ruined this one. They practically solved the room for us without us asking for help