Atlantis: The Forgotten City

Atlantis is a big, high-production room that really delivers on immersion. We had 5 people and it felt like the right number because there’s a lot going on in a good way. No traditional locks, which keeps the flow smooth and everything feels integrated into the environment. We needed a couple hints, but it felt fair with how much content is packed in. You definitely get your money’s worth here. Great GM too, super friendly and took time to chat after. Highly recommend.

WOW! Just wow. This set design was massive, detailed, and high tech. From lighting to music every element added to the immersion. The transition in the beginning and from room to room provided several WOW moments that I haven’t see in any other rooms. This is a puzzle heavy room which we loved! Nothing too complex and everything makes sense. Incredible room! Shoutout to our GM Scott!

What a great Room! Really magical and high production value and every puzzle was so much fun to do with the group. It was honestly one of the most delightful experiences I’ve ever had.

This room made it into my top three escape rooms! We absolutely loved it and would 100% recommend! The atmosphere was the coolest EVER and super immersive! We made it through without any hints, and all the puzzles were enjoyable and took some thought. We did the room with three people, and it worked really well.

Beautiful game, has an effect we hadn't seen before that was so cool!

A game with beautiful set design, decent enough but mostly very simple puzzles, kinda silly video content, and an extremely sharp drop in set quality. This game’s main space is one of the best looking things I have ever seen in an Escape Room, and the other spaces you explore in the middle chunk of the game are almost equally amazing. The game is also extremely expansive, you never stop moving into new spaces. I wish you did get to do a little more in these spaces though. Not only are the puzzles almost too simple sometimes, there’s so many spaces in this that each one ends up with very few puzzles, making the large footprint feel almost wasted. And then there’s the almost comedic drop off in quality in one of the later rooms in the game. It is a sharp difference in set design that really took me out of the world very late into it. (Also in retrospect the early game also doesn’t look as good as the rest but I’m fine with that since it’s more of a build up to the cool stuff). It’s a really beautiful set with decent enough puzzles that I wish were a bit more plentiful and definitely wish were more interesting. The video content was also uncharacteristically cheesy for the grand environment they’re in. But as long as you in any capacity appreciate set design, ignore these criticisms and just go play this. The set is seriously amazing. (oh yeah you will be looking up a bit in this one so I would recommend doing neck stretches or something beforehand because my neck was in pain a bit afterwards)

A lot of things to do in a lot of space. The atmosphere is the strongest element in this room and there are cool effects. Some puzzles were very fun others not so much. If you care more for the experience than puzzles you will enjoy this room the most at this location.

Very cool, very cool! The owner put in ALL the works into this multi room experience. A great execution on the theme with a super rad set. I felt like I was in an incredibly immersive and private Las Vegas Cesars Palace experience (this is a compliment!).

The most visually stunning escape room I’ve ever experienced. The gameplay was very novel and entertaining, and I never felt like there was any boring parts of the puzzle. Would highly recommend hypnotic!

Favorite quest played so far! The puzzles were fun and flowed very well. A+ on the room!