Undercooked

Loved this very unique game because there were so many puzzles! I think we could have finished it with another 15-20 minutes, but we weren't quite there with our group of 3. Loved how much running around there was and how you used things multiple ways to solve new puzzles. We all really enjoyed it, but it would have been nice to know how much time + people we might need to pace it so we could have seen the whole game.

I’m a big fan of the game Overcooked, so Undercooked easily made it to the top of my escape rooms list. This is a room that I wish I could forget, just so I can experience it all over again! I may actually go back and do this again once enough time has passed. As for the room itself , there is a lot to do so the recommendation is 4-6 players! With our group of 6, we managed to complete 24 out of the 26 recipes. The set design is unique, the storyline really does live up to its hype, and I would definitely set the expectation that instead of escaping the room, think of doing as many puzzles as possible within the time allotted. The finish took me a while to wrap my head around, but that may be because I was still recovering from the chaos of the kitchen. Thank you for having us Chef Ramses II! :) The use of the space here is top notch.

My husband and I had so much fun playing Undercooked! We are hug fans of Overcooked and the set up made for a unique approach to an escape room. Abby is a great game master as well, very enthusiastic and attentive. Since there is a lot to do in the room, we recommend 4-6 players. With 2 people we got 19/26 recipes done.

Personally, I am confused on how this room is so highly rated. The finish and design aspects are top tier, but the execution of the room felt like one of tedious repetition of the same actions. I found myself glancing at the countdown clock hoping the game would end faster than it was. As others have mentioned if you like video game Overcooked, this will probably be your cup of tea. My partner and I have done 20+ escape rooms and we completed about half the objectives, would definitely recommend you have 6 people when doing this one.

Although it’s a very interesting concept, it wasn’t my cup of tea. Not a traditional escape room where you are solving puzzles to get out. It’s a lot more searching for things and trying to complete little tasks. It would be much better if the minimum group size was higher.

Awesome set design and fun storyline. Theoretically, this should have been a great time. Unfortunately, the structure of the game made it feel like completing a never ending set of tasks. More like a work stress dream than a game. But some folks may love the uniqueness of this room. Either way, check it out and decide for yourself.

Super unique room! Lots of fun puzzles! I had a full group but everyone was constantly working on or solving something. Probably one of my favorite rooms. Set design slapped.

One of the best rooms I’ve ever done, and the absolute best in terms of parallelization. Had a full group of six, and everyone was able to actively participate 100% of the time. Highly satisfying and no technical issues.

This room was a delightfully chaotic romp. Very fun premise, realistic looking set, and I was constantly laughing at some of the details here. We did it with a group of 6 enthusiasts, but I think 5 enthusiasts or 6 for a less experienced group would be optimal. A must do room, yes chef!

An absolute joy