Project Minotaur

I thought that this room was very complicated in terms of set design. I was very impressed and very immersed! Maybe because my friends and I have done a lot of horror escape rooms, we didn’t find this room to be all that frightening. I think if we were newer escape roomees, we probably would’ve been scared shitless. I also think we finished the room quite fast, it’s supposed to be a two hour room, but we finished it in an hour and six minutes! I think based off of the actor’s script, it led us to complete the puzzles very quickly, also the fact that we weren’t as spooked. I still enjoyed this room very much and would recommend! If you want to be more spooked, maybe talk to the game master before the start of the room, I think because of the atmosphere of the room is already spooky, our actor was taking it easy on us and didn’t spook us as much.

This was an interesting experience! Everyone is correct that it's not really a true escape room; it is a thrill experience with puzzles and unlike anything I'd done before. If I'd done this room a few months ago, it would have been a for-sure heart for me, but I recently did a European-style chase/horror escape room that did this SO MUCH better (Cornstalkers), so it knocks Minotaur down a peg for me. We did this room with just the two of us, which I've been told is very unusual. It made things that much tenser because if one of us got "captured", the experience was over. That said, apparently I lock the &^*# in when my very expensive experience is on the line, and while I got adrenaline like no other room had ever given me, I found it actually LESS frightening than many horror rooms where you are meant to stand and experience the fright / jump scare. Here, you actually have to save yourself and by god I was going to do it (and did). The puzzles? WELL. Not great, to be frank. The first room has a mechanic which could literally stop you from completing it if something goes wrong (and it almost did, for us) and we were later told some groups spend 40+ minutes in there (!!) completing the single puzzle (!!!). There were a few others which were just plain done poorly. But you're not really here for the puzzles...you're here for the experience. Get a couple friends and experience it. If you're expecting a great escape room, you'll be disappointed. If you're just looking forward to the very unique experience that is hard to find elsewhere, you'll enjoy it.

I appreciate what they are trying to do with this room and for the most part it is a really exciting, unique escape experience. Very light on puzzles and the ones that do exist are not presented very well. One in particular was a cheap premade puzzle available on Amazon for $20 and could easily have been done a lot better than it was. The majority of the experience was about survival and this was where the game really took off. Lots of physical violence to avoid and a scary presence to stay away from while working through a twisting maze. One really nice story element as well that elevated the ending. Overall, I appreciated what was created here, though I didn’t enjoy it overall as much as I would have liked. The other three members of my group did seem to like it more than I did. It definitely is worth a go if you’re down for the brutal physicality of the experience.

Had such a fun game experience. Thank you Chris and Dan for being phenomenal game masters and actors. Did the room with 7 people, and we all had fun! “Swiper no swiping!” Escaped the minotaur with sweat, crawls, screams, some pushing, and brisk walks. Highly recommend!

This is definitely not for the faint of heart. What a fun, scary and immersive escape room. There weren't a whole lot of actual puzzles to solve however with the added element of being potentially caught by the Minotaur, it made each puzzle seem hard to do though they weren't really super difficult. Definitely a lot of crawling and running. I don't want to spoil anything but if you're on the fence about doing this, DO IT. It's so much fun and such an adrenaline rush. Yes the price point is high, however for the fully immersive experience it's worth it.

I truly loved Project Minotaur because it’s very unique compared to other escape rooms. This escape room focuses heavily on survival and thrills, making it feel like you’re inside a horror movie. It’s highly immersive and interactive, so I’d recommend wearing comfortable clothes since you’ll definitely be active and break a sweat! We did the room with just two people and managed to escape. We found that having more than four people would make it feel cramped, so I’d recommend keeping to a maximum of four. A huge shout-out to Gabriel and Lo, our amazing game masters, for making the experience unforgettable! Overall, it’s an amazing and rare experience, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone seeking a genuinely thrilling adventure!

This one was not for me. Far too physical which got me injured. Of course that was the risk, but its a bummer that its kind of the expectation. Was not a fan of the finale either, as I wasnt quite sure what happened since it was hard to see with our group size. I think this is going to be a lot of people's favorite experience, and I don't blame them at all for that take! Just not for me

weren’t many puzzles involved, but was a cool experience.

The experience was awesome! I wouldn't recommend the experience for those who don't want to get grabbed or get physically active. You'll have to crawl through smallish spaces (not enough to make me claustrophobic). For someone who WANTS to be terrified this is definitely it, although this is my first contact escape room. 10/10 experience!

This experience was more than I bargained for. The best fully immersive experience. If you are looking for something to do for Spooky season, add this to your list.