Atlantis: Dive To The Forgotten City

The theme was on point. Make sure to read.

Great for those looking for a challenge. The theming isn't the best I've seen but these puzzles are one of a kind!

Love it! They did a great job with the atmosphere in the room and making you truly feel like you were scuba diving underwater. The intro video was well done, too. We had a pretty large group (8 - 6 adults, 1 teen, 1 child) and everyone found something to tackle and help the team escape. There were a lot more puzzles to solve in this game than keys/locks to find (e.g. the solving of the puzzle would activate something else for us in the room), so that was a nice little change. Overall, we loved it and had a great time!

This was my 6th game and we had a group of 5 adults & 3 kids. The decorations and puzzles were clever. I liked that this was a non-linear game so that everyone in our group had a chance to work on a task. I think we asked for help three times. Our GM was super-sweet and helpful. We'll be back soon to try another room.

Very immersive! You can tell the room is a little older and lower tech than most, but the puzzles are challenging which made it awesome! I would definitely recommend this room to people who have done >5 escape rooms, so that you don’t struggle to much!

Great storyline story challenging puzzles. Game is a little dated now - some broken items and older tech. Still, very fun game. Definitely recommend.

This was a fun one. It was a little confusing what the point was at first, but eventually we understood the goal. The puzzles were fun and it kept us challenged the whole time.

Good room for escape room newbies or small groups of experienced players. We did it with 3 people no problem. I will say, one of the puzzles in this room was a bit confusing and I think they need to change some things to make it make more sense. Other than that it was a simple, pretty easy room.

Surprised to see the mixed reviews! Played this when it first opened and really loves the unique theming, clever puzzles, interactive props, and overall lighting/ambience. Super unique way to ask for clues, too. My group had a great time here.

The set was cool and the puzzles had potential to be good. However, there were aspects of the puzzle pieces that made the game play unnecessarily frustrating, such as colors not matching (e.g. orange and yellow) and were difficult to distinguish. Also, some pieces had to be placed precisely or they didn’t work, even though we had solved the puzzle accurately. Left us feeling disappointed…