Joker's Asylum

this one was difficult with a large group, but i think we weren't communicating very well together. i would recommend a group of 4-7 for this one. wasn't scary or spooky at all and some of the puzzles were really cool!

Very fun room. It was supposedly the hardest room at this location, however it didn’t seem so bad. We were slightly late to our reservation and missed the backstory video. However even without it, the mood of the room was cool. Unlimited tips if needed but we only needed two due to one of our group mates forgetting a step where the worker had to step in. Overall a lot of fun.

This room had decent puzzles that weren't overly easy but not overly complicated either (I'm not sure I would consider it "expert" rating necessarily). The sets could use a little bit of touchup here and here, but otherwise it was a decent experience. Just make sure you have teammates who can communicate clearly! (Granted you need good communication in all escape rooms, but this one in particular requires it, or you'll probably stumble!)

Not as challenging as I expected based on some other reviews - all the puzzles felt very fair. Collaborating in two separate teams was pretty novel. The puzzles fit a pretty engaging narrative as well.

Solid room. Found it to have a good amount of puzzles for a group of about 4.

Definitely had its challenges but fun nonetheless

Really difficult room. Need a bunch of people and communication is key to this room. Probably feels a little dated these days compared to Omescape’s Sunnyvale games.

This is a very difficult room, but lots of fun. I suggest bringing experienced people with you.

The groups were split and the particular communication method for the two groups left something to be desired.