The Clock Tower

Though it is one of the coolest rooms I’ve done in terms of design and unique puzzles, the actual gameplay was obtuse. I’m not the most experienced, but I’ve done a few rooms. We were told that for 2 people with experience we should be able to get out. That was not the case. Without hints, we couldn’t have made it past the first room since one puzzle required you to use your phones flashlight. I have heard from enough other escape rooms not to take your phone out that I never would’ve done it since it’s typically considered cheating. No specific mention was made before the room began that we should or shouldn’t use our phones. I like to solve puzzles, but the pieces have to fit. The clues were so disjointed that certain sections were nearly unsolvable without clues. To be fair, there were only two of us in the room, so perhaps with more people we would’ve figured it out on our own. TLDR: Wouldn’t recommend for groups less than 4, even with experience, or if you don’t mind the game master guiding you through the whole room.

My family and I do a lot of escape rooms so we love a challenge. This room was incredibly disappointing because two of the clues were not working. Another clue are game host chimed in and told us no one ever figures your next clue out so I’m just gonna tell you the answer. we were very adamant at the beginning not to give us any clues unless we ask them and he still chimed in anyway. We still finished the room and record time, but we’re just disappointed overall with this experience and our other experience that escape the room.

This game was really fun. The set was very immersive and the puzzles were interesting and fun. A couple times we got stuck on a puzzle but we’re able to figure it out. It was a high tech game and the staff were great!