Chapter 3: The Classroom

Very different type of game with few locks. You will be in a actual classroom taking a test. The game could have been made 10x better. Which is common for all games at this location.

Not intuitive at all. It’s difficult to know what’s next or what you need to answer the question. You can choose your difficulty, we chose the medium level, and was told everything you’ll need would be in yellow. We got to the end and had everything we needed to get out without opening 3 boxes that were yellow. The puzzles were not fun and it was honestly a challenge staying motivated to continue. I’ll give them their set because I felt like I was transported back to a middle school class room. Also, the staff there was really nice. A friend has done the garage and said he really enjoyed it so we might come back and do another one. But do not recommend this one at all.

Overall too many red herring items and no direction as to what items you may need. Focused too much on making it an actual classroom that it killed the functionality of the room.

This room has a unique format and allows players to chose the difficulty level. The bulk of the gameplay is completing a task list of multi-step puzzles. We were confused by the presence of a few locked items marked for our difficulty level which did not actually need to be opened in order to escape the room. Like the other rooms at All Locked Up, the Classroom suffered from too much clutter and irrelevant material as well as a couple of obnoxiously loose, nonsensical derivations of lock codes from puzzle answers.