The Courtyard

The Courtyard

THE BASEMENT: A Live Escape Room Experience

  • Escape room
  • IRL

I love this whole series of The Basement from end to end and the finish was just great. The set design was fantastic and the puzzles were super fun to work through. We did get a little stuck a couple times but Partly that’s just because the room is relatively big and there were only three of us and at least one is doesn’t usually do escape rooms. Even with all that, we managed to squeak out with very little time to spare. I would def recommend doing this whole series from the beginning. It was so fun!

t

tjs616

33 games played

Dead & Breakfast

Dead & Breakfast

THE BASEMENT: A Live Escape Room Experience

  • Escape room
  • IRL

An all-day experience from 10AM-4PM on a weekday, all 4 escape rooms in this location back-to-back and given essentially up to 90 minutes a room. Light food and drinks in a private room provided. Tier list from most favorite to least favorite: 1. Chapter 1 - The Basement (live actor) 2. Chapter 3 - The Study (live actor) 3. Chapter 4 - The Courtyard (live actor) 4. Chapter 2 - The Elevator Shaft

@yay842
yay842

106 games played

Atlantis: The Forgotten City

Atlantis: The Forgotten City

Hypnotic Escape Rooms

  • Escape room
  • IRL

I rate this room a 5/5 (ck out my bio for rating system). This room scored all possible points from me. The set/theme was off the charts! It was completely immersive with great attention to detail and a record number of subrooms. No locks to be found anywhere, yet a variety of different puzzles as well as many kinds we hadn't seen before and medium in difficulty for a group of 3 experienced players. It's very important to keep your eyes open in this room because you can easily miss things. I enjoyed it immensely. Lots of 'wowza' moments! I'm eager to try their other rooms at some point!

@Amos
Amos

102 games played

The Key of Destiny

The Key of Destiny

Boggled Escape Rooms

  • Escape room
  • IRL

Really well done room, especially for simple tech (mainly combo locks and keys). Very thoughtful and intelligently put together. Can be a little hard for just two people if you get caught up once or twice. Would recommend 3+ people to manage all the puzzles happening (there are a lot!).

@garrett
garrett

50 games played

Wizard's Treasure
  • Escape room
  • IRL

This is a great room for two people and is appropriate for all ages. The first part of the room has a good amount of comedy which my friend and I really enjoyed. Beautiful sets and fun puzzles. I understand why people love this room now.

@Tyler
Tyler

283 games played

Big Brain Labs
  • Escape room
  • IRL

This was a fantastic new game with a unique format that did not disappoint! Grant was a great GM and even spent a lot of extra time giving us insight into the design and development, which as escape room enthusiasts, we loved! His impromptu narration in response to our group’s activities were superb, hilarious, and added greatly to our enjoyment of the game. The production value is (as with most 60 Out rooms) off the charts and is super fun, engaging, and has great lighting and sound feedback as you complete puzzles and progress through the room. The puzzle difficulty felt appropriate for a medium-level room - they leaned a little heavy on ones needing hand-eye coordination and reflexes but we did enjoy some logic, math, and observational puzzle varieties. Overall a fun experience, made great by a passionate designer and GM - worth the time, price and wait.

J

JenCBear

146 games played

Red Giant

Red Giant

Quest Room

  • Escape room
  • IRL

This was a very nice room! It's a darker room where you're given light sources to use (love-hate relationship). The theming was REALLY NICE. Puzzles were challenging and different. The only downside was that there was at least one puzzle that was a bit finnicky/buggy. We got the idea of what we had to do but the puzzle wasn't registering our solution correctly. Other negative was that it was kind of hard to hear the GM on the staticky speakers. We often had to ask him to repeat what he said, burning through more of our time. One puzzle was particularly difficult, but we brute forced the solution once we had a couple parts solved. The ending shocked me because you had to literally break a golden rule of escape rooms to end it. Without the buggy puzzle and subpar speaker system, this room would be pretty top tier.

@Mighty689
Mighty689

53 games played

Project Minotaur
  • Escape room
  • IRL

This was probably our favorite escape room to date. Super immersive, great production quality, and the staff/GMs made the whole experience come alive. We had just 3 people, but it still felt doable. This game will put your group’s bravery to the test, but that only makes it more memorable.

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tracyo

27 games played

Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle
  • Escape room
  • IRL

Jumanji was our first 60out escape room and it was great! We ended up finishing all the rooms at the Melrose location, and Jumanji was definitely the highlight there. It's really on theme, and knowing the general idea of the movie definitely makes it more enjoyable. Puzzles were fun and different.

@Mighty689
Mighty689

53 games played

Escobar: Part 1 (The Betrayal)

Escobar: Part 1 (The Betrayal)

The Escape Revolution

  • Escape room
  • IRL

Great room. Staff was friendly and they had parking on site. The room was imersive and I would say the puzzles were moderately difficult for experienced players. If you're newer it may be more difficult as there are not always clear instructions regarding how to solve puzzles

E

Escaponistas

93 games played

Wrongfully Convicted

Wrongfully Convicted

The Escape Revolution

  • Escape room
  • IRL

We made it out!! Freedom at last!!!! This was our favorite prison break room so far. Definitely better if you do it with 2-4 people at most. Super fun immersive experience. Has some fun surprises during the experience. Highly recommend for everyone to do. GM was great in giving us a couple of nudges along the way to make sure we made it out and got the full experience. Can’t wait to try the other Rooms here.

@dcenten584
dcenten584

51 games played

Stash House

Stash House

Stash House

  • Escape room
  • IRL

To mirror what a lot of others have said, the hype is real for this room! We made the mistake of going in as only two people as was dumb and didn’t pay enough attention to room requirements. Let this be a lesson for others - this is a room that should at least four, but probably better with six people. That being said, with some help, we made it through most of the room before time ran out and the GM was kind enough to show us the solution to a puzzle so we could progress and have time to experience the rest of the room before we ran out of time entirely. I have a hard time believing this wasn’t an actual stash house that was converted into an escape room. The staging was entirely on point! The puzzles were so fun and drew upon a lot of west coast culture. They used more senses than typical escape rooms, which was a great addition. They were also really well thought out and flowed in a way that moved you seamlessly through the whole experience. Please, find yourself a group and do this room!

@saxyhacker
saxyhacker

56 games played

Inksidious

Inksidious

Escape Room 66

  • Escape room
  • IRL

I can see why people love this room for a Gen 1 room. It's a cute room with cute/clever puzzles. Even though you see a lot of locks, the puzzles to solve them are satisfying and fun. Recommend for a small group, maybe even just 2-3 if you're decently experienced players.

@Mighty689
Mighty689

53 games played

The Mush Room

The Mush Room

Escape Room 66

  • Escape room
  • IRL

If you're craving a lovingly crafted whimsical experience, make sure you play the Mush Room. Much like their other escape room at this location, Inksidious, Mush Room made me feel like a kid in a candy store. The vibrant colors, imaginative puzzles, fun story, and cheeky humor hit all the right notes for me. There were things done in this escape room that I haven't seen done anywhere else. It amazes me how well Escape Room 66 utilizes the small space that they have - every nook and cranny was worthy of exploration, and my group found ourselves investigating every inch of the space for clues. Furthermore, the story, difficulty, and amount of puzzles makes this a great room for families. All of your senses are put to good use, keeping even little ones entertained and engaged. Jules and Tuesday, our hosts, were wonderful people, who genuinely welcomed us and were happy to see us. Escape Room 66 is a family-owned business, and I feel that we, as a community of escape room enthusiasts, should support more of them, especially when they produce high quality rooms that are clearly a labor of love. I look forward to seeing more from them.

@poisongrape
poisongrape

134 games played

Whatever Happened To The Garretts?
  • Escape room
  • IRL

What can I say besides that this room is just fun! The furniture and set pieces felt like we were stepping back in time. We needed one hint at the very beginning, but otherwise it flowed well. We struggled in most areas, but it didn’t feel unfair and we eventually got through them on our own. The story was entertaining and unique and if you have a chance to play this room, you absolutely should!

@saxyhacker
saxyhacker

56 games played

Something's Out There!
  • Escape room
  • IRL

The atmosphere of this game was top notch! So immersive! It felt as if you were truly outside when you first enter the room. We took a little bit to get started, but once we did, the flow between puzzles was really smooth. We had no problems solving the room with three people and only struggled on the final puzzle. Probably our favorite set design of the three rooms at this location (though it’s stiff competition). All of the puzzles were unique and non-conventional. There was only one key used in the room, but its use fit the theme perfectly.

@saxyhacker
saxyhacker

56 games played

Black Dragon

Black Dragon

Escape Room LA

  • Escape room
  • IRL

This is a very immersive and highly decorated escape room. We entered as three people but would be helpful to have more people in this room as multiple puzzles are present at the same time. The NPC was good at acting, making the experience even more immersive.

@chenhaoq
chenhaoq

34 games played

Here, Kitty Kitty

Here, Kitty Kitty

Escape Room LA

  • Escape room
  • IRL

For the space that they had, they packed a whole lot of puzzles and I always rank highly having more puzzles in my experiences. They have more puzzles in this room than Black Dragon (at least it seemed like it). The puzzles were also deviously creative in using the simplest of resources! This is a great room to bring a bigger group. You could split the group up and it will allow for everyone to have something meaningful to do. I still remember laughing at a the bookcase puzzle so look out for that if you want a good chuckle. The premise is that we are helping an old lady find her cat, Whiskers. We get story, we get set design, and high puzzle count! Very cute and an added bonus if you are a cat lover like me 🐱

@deniecee
deniecee

264 games played

Lab Rat

Lab Rat

Hatch Escapes

  • Escape room
  • IRL

This room had everything I could want in an escape room! The story was funny, the props were fitting and the puzzles made use of them well, and everyone had something to do the whole time! One thing I thought was nifty was how puzzles could be solved in different ways. After we completed the room, our GM showed us how we could have solved some of the puzzles differently. There were a few moments where I definitely felt like an idiot, which was completely on brand for the room! The puzzle design was great! We loved the space and how everything was laid out. Everything was spread out, but it still all felt cohesive! The puzzles were completely varied. It’s so hard to talk about all the things we loved without spoiling anything. I’ll note one thing and leave it as a cautionary tale for others. There’s a puzzle in the first area that can be solved in multiple ways. One of those ways leaves you soaked if you aren’t careful and that can be a bit uncomfortable to run the rest of the room in. It sure was funny though! (They warn you about this in the beginning, I’m just not a very smart test subject…

@saxyhacker
saxyhacker

56 games played

Warlocked

Warlocked

Quest Room

  • Escape room
  • IRL

This room was just super fun! We did this as a team of two and were able to complete everything. The game guide was great at keeping us on task when we were struggling and enhanced the experience the whole way through (thanks Matt!!). The story telling was top notch. There’s two different sets of puzzles: ones that directly progressed the story forward and others that added flavor and gave resources for a later puzzle. The way they worked together was great. We didn’t complete all of them and I honestly think it was better that way as it added to the story at the end. All in all, a wonderfully fun room with great tech and setting that I’d recommend everyone play!

@saxyhacker
saxyhacker

56 games played

Playground

Playground

The Escape Game

  • Escape room
  • IRL

One of the funnest more enjoyable rooms I’ve done in a while. There is so much to do, 2 people wasn’t a great idea. Definitely recommend 3 as a minimum. Puzzles were very on theme for the room and made sense with everything. Easy enough to piece together and great use of space Our GM, Joe was also a fun dude. Very happy to have him brief us and chat after the game. Everything about play that room was great!

@Timiuas
Timiuas

184 games played

Treasure Island

Treasure Island

Brain Games Escape Room

  • Escape room
  • IRL

Loved the room! Intro was great! Ambience was amazing. Our GM was fun. Was one of the better escapes we've done so far. Has been on our list along with Flynn for awhile since it's a bit far from where we live. Well worth the trip. Not quite linear but offered a good challenge that we thoroughly enjoyed an appreciated. The hint system is great as well. Haven't seen something like that integrated in our past games (made me reminisce of the 90s-2000s talking wall mount commercials). There was one hiccup during the last bit but thankfully it was the last puzzle. Did not ruin our experience. Hands down would reccomend to play if you're considering.

@DMDMD
DMDMD

37 games played

Twenty Ghosts of Christmas

Twenty Ghosts of Christmas

Brain Games Escape Room

  • Escape room
  • IRL

I rate this room a 4/5 (ck out my bio for rating system). The set and theme were fun and whimsical. I loved our friend in the room and his instructional guidance. My husband wasn't as big a fan of the amount of guidance he gave (he's one of those, the less hints the better, kinda players) but I thought it took some pressure off and allowed us to move easily thru the game. I loved the film snippets played when you finish a ghost - a great added touch! I'd give this category 1.5 pts. The puzzles were easy enough especially with the guidance our funny little friend provided. With a group of 3, we encountered the mandatory 13 'ghosts' and got 3 bonus ones as well. There were a variety of puzzle types and the experience was catered to our group size and ability. 1 point here. I enjoyed the room a little bit more than the average experience. I liked the variety and personalized experience so 1.5 pts for my enjoyment. Sadly, this was the last room for us to play at this business. I've given all 4 rooms here at least 4 points and 2 of them are on our top 3 escape rooms list (TI and FA). They are most definitely masters at creating unique and creative escape room experiences!

@Amos
Amos

102 games played

Flynn's Arcade

Flynn's Arcade

Brain Games Escape Room

  • Escape room
  • IRL

Really fun room. Loved the beginning. Loved the overall story and flow. Very much feels like what i was hoping for with this particular movie theme. Also cool bonus for having a Tron arcade game in the lobby.

@aomega
aomega

141 games played

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Remember those point-and-click adventure games where you’re locked in a room and have to solve puzzles to find the key and escape? Those online games were the original inspiration for the live escape rooms you’ll find all across the world today. An escape room is an immersive experience where you (and your team of 2 or more people) are locked in a room with a series of puzzles for 60 minutes. To escape and win the game, you have to look for clues, solve the puzzles, and find the key. While most escape rooms only give you 60 minutes to complete the challenge, others may have shorter or longer time limits. Many venues are private rooms where you and your team are the only players. However, some places may pair you with other groups who booked a slot at the same time. And don’t worry about getting stuck, asking for hints on a difficult puzzle is totally normal. While the original escape room (created by SCRAP in 2007) had a fairly simple aesthetic, today’s escape games often take you into a different world. Artistic set designs, secret doors, and unique interactive elements are all part of the fun. It’s like an adventure game that you can interact with in real life. But if you’re hoping to preview any rooms before you book a game somewhere, detailed images and videos can be hard to find. To keep the puzzles a secret and preserve the experience of seeing the room for the first time, most venues only offer a few photos or a short trailer about the room’s theme or narrative. The only way to know what it’s like is to go and try it for yourself!

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