Norcross Art Gallery

6/10 The least impressive out of the three Off the Couch experiences. Good puzzle flow, nice set design, nothing that will really wow you. There is a part of this room that is not a puzzle at all and you have to do it multiple times before moving on. Not my favorite.

Some fun puzzles of interesting variety and an engaging development into the overarching story. The theming of the art gallery was immersive. The puzzles were a little non linear which is better for larger groups to divide and conquer, but the space can get cramped at times if you have the max 6 players like we did.

I really enjoyed solving the puzzles in the room, especially since they tapped into the different aspects of things you would find in an art gallery.

This room feels more like an interim between the two rooms (apartment & morgue). While it stands as a pretty good room on it’s own - it is a shorter and simpler experience than the first one in the series.

Art Gallery goes heavy on the puzzles and integration of technology. Everything done here is an improvement off the original gallery. Spacious and non linear this is a fun game which continues the storyline lightly. Minimally dark tones/ scary when the time is right.

This was an interesting room with lots of interactive technology. Our team of 3 got through the room quickly. This room requires a lot of teamwork and communication so if you don’t talk and like to go off on your own you will get frustrated. Work as a team! The storyline gets a little jumbled for me in this room, but once the rest of the rooms to the story are complete I imagine it will all make sense. I imagine that as an owner designer it has to be difficult to make a “fun” art gallery themed escape room, they do a really great job of creating an immersive and fun environment. This room has something for everyone. Young technology driven players and players that prefer more traditional puzzles will all have something to do. I love that the owner has a plan to create an entire escape room town/world around the characters and story. So of course a small town museum would be here and talks about the history of the founding families.

Very high tech room with a couple of unique puzzles. The set was on point and there was an interesting twist to the overarching story.

This was a very well-done art gallery room, probably the only art gallery themed room I've done that I’d actually recommend to people. The room continue OTC’s difficult but well done and well integrated puzzles, and their wonderful set design and immersion. Some of the puzzles could be a little finicky on how precise you had to be with little guidance on where to actually set some stuff which was a tad annoying. But all in all, yet another great room from OTC. They’re a hidden gem, and I highly recommend them, and what the owner is doing with his plans for 12 rooms encompassing a total of 24 hours of interconnected game time is really really cool, and I can’t wait to see it pan out further.

Art gallery was a fantastic room and a wonderful continuation to the Asheville storyline. The puzzles were all clever and use technology seamlessly. The environment was convincing without being overcrowded, and the storyline was dense with twists and turns. OTC is a can't miss venue in South Bay!