Rain Corp.

The scene is so huge that you could hide and not be found. The game master's persona is super cute. The puzzles are somewhat weak, with a few that are hard to understand. Even just considering the 75 minutes as starring in your own adventure movie makes it worth the ticket price.

HUGE thumbs up for immersion on this one. The hint system was immaculate, and the story definitely grips you and holds you interested throughout. We really enjoyed this room and I really recommend not overlooking it.

Unique way to get information on the room. Great set design. Multi room

Incredibly high quality and grand, as would be expected with Escaparium. Occasionally since it was so big it was sometimes hard to find puzzles and the lighting was sometimes difficult to work with. Otherwise another great room and a fun way to get questions delivered/hint system

Our group really enjoyed this game! The beginning felt a little clunky but got better as it went along. The “live actor” (a robot assistant on wheels) was funny and very unique. The scale of this game was incredible, but some of the puzzles felt a little too small to be part of such a huge space. Very original and absolutely worth playing!

The scale of the room is impressive, but there were definitely frustrations in this room with some communication issues with aspects of the game and tech that was clunky or did not work. Of the 5 games we played at Escaparium, this was my least favorite, but it’s still worth a play.

Rain Corp is an extremely ambitious setting, and for that alone I think it is worth visiting. The first room alone is bigger then most escape room venues, and the scale just continues increasing over time. The rest of the experience was a bit more hit or miss - our robot assistant toggled between fun and frustrating, the puzzles went from high - action to finicky, and the ending was a little less exciting then the story warrented. Despite these missteps, Rain Corp still is absolutely worth the play!

The immersion and set design was fantastic. However, the room was in a warehouse with other rooms and we could occasionally hear and see other rooms which hurt the immersion and was some spoilers which was sad. I also wish there had been more puzzles as we were a larger group.

Really good theming and set design. The tech was not great though - there were several things broken or laggy with the room. We could also hear the neighboring rooms and it was confusing. The storyline was hard to follow at times.