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You arrive at a nondescript black door with a green light... You knock. The door slowly swings open and you're invited in... Welcome to Stash House Your group has been invited to a seemingly-normal Koreatown apartment owned by a local entrepreneur to discuss a business opportunity. Shortly after arriving, you discover the apartment belongs to Ray Jones, notorious Los Angeles drug kingpin, and that Ray has a test in store for you: find all the drugs hidden in the space and flush them before the cops arrive or face the consequences. Stash House is a ninety-minute escape experience that explores the dark underbelly of crime in Los Angeles. Does your crew have what it takes to pass the test?
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84 escape rooms
Awesome room. Great theming. Logical but non-linear puzzles. Unconditional recommendation
72 escape rooms
We'd been saving this for a special occasion and an escape room fan friend's bday was the perfect occasion! I can see how this needs a team to do - it's nonlinear so there are enough puzzles to keep everyone occupied. I thought the variety of puzzles was great, and the use of the location was creative and efficient!
55 escape rooms
Such a fun and unique room!! Itβs worth pointing out though, that this may not be the best room for beginners. There is a 4 person minimum, but I was able to do it with two other people because weβre all experienced escape roomers. Itβs not so much that the puzzles are super difficult, thereβs just a LOT of them, so every team member needs to be able to pull their weight so the team as a whole can divide and conquer. You also get 90 minutes for this room, but donβt get too comfortable with that extra time because it still feels like only 60 minutes. We needed every minute but still managed to escape and the payoff is so rewarding!
42 escape rooms
Pham was such an amazing game master! He was personable and texted us some jokes during the game. Also, the environment of the game was so cool in that right as you walked in, you werenβt in a waiting room, you were already in the escape room! Looking back on it, every part of this game was SO much fun to do with my group of 4.
116 escape rooms
This room is truly a puzzle lovers paradise! The room itself is fairly basic; it looks like someone studio apartment. But the longer you stay, you eventually discover the density and magic of it.
32 escape rooms
Lives up to the hype if you like puzzles and locks. We tackled this with a team or 5 and I enjoyed watching each other excel at our varied strengths. Itβs feel like an OG boss battle escape room with simple analog locks and puzzles. I didnβt think the immersion / worldbuilding / subversive subtleties were as strong as others feel. At its core, itβs a puzzle room. Which is a good thing, because I like puzzle rooms.
9 escape rooms
The room was fun, but the GM did not start us off with the enthusiasm we normally receive at other escape rooms. The puzzles were challenging, but our group was large and full of experienced players so we ran out of things to do at times. If your group is very experienced, I recommend keeping it on the smaller side to keep it challenging.
154 escape rooms
A true puzzle gauntlet. This game forces your group to split up and think fast, as there are almost always many things to do at once. While some puzzles require creative thinking, two puzzles ask for deciding, and one long sequence requires a lot of simply finding the right numbers is a busy and cramped space. The puzzles that require teamwork are often more one person does something while the other plays admin or scribe. This feels more like youβre doing multiple solo escape rooms at times. Pluses are a creative ending, unique props, a large space (though AC is lacking in parts), and a game that truly necessitates a large team and a longer run time. Itβs an elevated Gen 2 room that serves as an exemplar of the mediumβs potential but also isnβt absent of some of its sins.
141 escape rooms
overall it was an awesome room. not a fan of going to LA for escape rooms bc parking is always a hassle but the room itself was awesome and thank god air conditioned. the puzzles were a tier above normal not super difficult but multistep type puzzles that made you really think. i definitely enjoyed and recommend it!
β... this game set itself apart with its unique theme and funny ending.β
βAs the room evolved into awe-inducing surprises and expansions ...β
βThe perfect escape game that explores the dark underbelly of crime in Los Angeles...β
βIf youβre in LA this place must be on your to-do list.β
β...It lets you mainline on a non-stop stream of well-designed puzzles..all leads up to a cool finishβ