July 21st 1715 – The crew of the Hades’ Plunder has mutinied! With the captain locked in his quarters, the disloyal pirates scuttled the ship, gathered up whatever items they deemed to be valuable, and fled aboard the lifeboats. However, one item was overlooked. A seemingly insignificant stone stolen from a merchant vessel. This stone, we believe, is the artifact. You must board the ship and work with the captain to get the treasure safely to shore before the vessel sinks with the artifact on board. Our geologists estimate that failing to do so will create a massive bermuda triangle event in the Atlantic, and we already have one of those.
“If you enjoy interactive escape rooms, Clue Chase will not disappoint! I will write a brief blurb about each room below, but overall Clue Chase has been one of my favorite franchises in NYC to date. I hope they open a new adventure soon! The one critique I have of the company in general is that their "theme" is based on finding an "artifact" from different time periods, but that does not really factor much into gameplay. However, there are so many positives about Clue Chase, the #1 being their staff! Everyone is animated and excited to be there, and it just makes the experience so much better! You also get a discount if you book your next adventure that day. The regular price is $35/person plus fees and taxes.
Pirates of the Bermuda Triangle - Group of 4
If you just do one room at Clue Chase, I highly recommend Pirates! This was the first one I did at the franchise, and it was SO FUN! The tasks align well with the theme, and the puzzles involve you living your best pirate life. We found the puzzles manageable, and just needed two hints from Kiana when she saw we were going astray. 4 is a good number for the room due to one of the activities requiring multiple people and some puzzles are easier when working in a team of 2.”
