Room 303 - Chapter 1

We had eagerly anticipated experiencing this room, especially due to the considerable hype surrounding it. The entire interaction with the company was a memorable experience in itself. The waiting hall for the game resembled something straight out of a murder hotel novel, with dimly lit and eerie hallways, and the rooms were marked in the typical fashion of older hotels. The introduction to the room successfully set the atmosphere right from the start. In terms of scenic design, going through the room was exactly what one would expect. The clue system displayed remarkable creativity and was in line with the overall theme. However, despite these positive aspects, we didn't encounter any truly "wow" puzzles throughout the experience. Given that it was a horror/thriller room, there were numerous opportunities to explore the "serial killer" archetype and create some jaw-dropping moments. Unfortunately, we never felt genuinely afraid or tense as we progressed through the room, nor did we experience the anticipation of the unknown that often accompanies such experiences. Overall, while the initial atmosphere and narrative surrounding the room were well-crafted, it failed to sustain that momentum throughout its progression.

This was my 50th escape room and I really wish I liked it more… Coming from Florida and completing some of the best rooms the state has to offer, this just fell short (especially compared to the reviews I read prior to completing the room). Some of the puzzles I had not seen before though and were pretty cool! The staff was nice but I didn’t feel as welcome as I have at other companies and that was a bit of a buzz kill.

Very high quality room! Exceeded the high expectations. Perfect amount of scary

Room 303 is a masterwork of storytelling for the Denver area. Every part of the room from the puzzles to the timer to the hint system make sense. The puzzles were all really cool and made sense. Only one bit of finicky tech kinda brought it down from being in my top 3 but its still so worth it

The motel killer theme is not new. This game is probably the best version of the theme that I've seen done. The puzzles are woven into the set incredibly seamlessly, plus they surprised us with a couple things we hadn't seen before. Really solid design here - definitely one of my favorites in the area - Chapter 2 is also great.

Great horror-themed room with puzzles that I haven't seen in other rooms. I'd say 5-6 is ideal and not too difficult for newbie escape artists. Play both their rooms to have the story continue and get that much closer to the killer!

Definitely one of the more thematic rooms in Denver. It’s very story-driven which really adds to the already impressive immersion.

Really cool experience. From the moment you step in you’re immersed.

Room does a great job of environmental storytelling. Everything from the timer and hint system to the puzzles made perfect sense inside the storyworld. I also thought the story itself was surprisingly unique and definitely subverted my expectations. It was also a great level of spooky that is just enough to creep you out with causing a scaredy cat like me to tap out. I felt like the puzzles could have been stronger, but overall Room 303 is a experience you will definitely want to "check in" to.

Very well-themed room, with interesting puzzles and some nice quality of life choices (thanks for pausing the timer during lore!). Really played into the hotel experience, which made it a unique room for me.