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Permanently Closed - Secret Agent IQ has been captured! Intel suggests he is being held captive deep inside a vault in the Arts District of downtown LA. Luckily, Agent IQ managed to leave some clues leading to his exact location. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to break into the vault and escape with Agent IQ. You’ll have to hurry, though — there’s only a 60-minute window for the rescue! Good Luck!
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I just got on this app and this was done years ago from this review. The GM was giving us the lowdown as this was our teams first escape room. The GM also told us that one particular prop is new and shouldn’t be touched. We couldn’t find the first clue the room and the GM told us that it one in the prop that was mentioned not to touch. We were all pissed.
449 escape rooms
Pros: Let us start by saying that the employees at this establishment were extremely courteous, enthusiastic and helpful. Let us end the pros list with that. Cons: The set in the Vault was simplistic, adding little to the storyline or experience. Alcatraz had a much more theme-based set comparatively. The puzzles in both rooms were illogical at times and disconnected from the room themes. We required numerous clues and some technical assistance on puzzles that were either illogical or impossible to complete without assistance. The themes were the stereotypical escape room storylines with little variation or creativity. We escaped but with lots of hints which detracted from the thrill of escape. If you are in Los Angeles and only have time for a few escape rooms, we recommend you put this one lower on your list since there are so many great ones in the area. But if you too are an escapeologist, then of course you would want to visit EscapeIQ.
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