Dr. Jorg’s Lab [prev. The Zombie Lab]

Really enjoyed the puzzles in this room. bit challenging for myself and group of friends, but overall the puzzles and story flowed nicely.

We had a lot of fun with this room. Technology was great and puzzles were moderate difficulty

Positive and enthusiastic GM with clear hints when requested (and simple nudges when something felt stuck, literally). Great theming and immersion. Entertaining and satisfying puzzles, lights, and sounds. Enough space to explore the room, but would not recommend more than 5-6 people (it was comfortable with 4). We had a pleasant conversation with the GM afterwards about how we navigated through the puzzles and what we did well on. We were pleased with our experience and booked the next room right after for another night.

This room is the older of the two rooms at Infinity. It’s definitely more sparse on decor. The puzzles in this one are relatively difficult in my opinion, and required some minor leaps in logic. I believe the owner did say that more enthusiasts struggle in this room than newbies. It’s a pretty standard zombie room. If I could do only one room here, go for magic cottage. Escaped in 55:00 with 2 enthusiasts.

I liked the higher tech puzzles, along with some old fashioned jump scares (more to me than anyone else). Really enjoyed this one even though it creeped me out, lol.

Non linear room but done very well. Really had fun with the zombie theme of the room. If you can focus on the puzzles, search things thoroughly (not forcefully) and not let the spooky vibe distract you, then many will rock through the room. I enjoyed their other room Magic Cottage more but was pleasant surprised that the Zombie Lab was better than expected.

This room wasn’t very challenging and pretty underwhelming. The room was fun and the set was good but it seemed like any other escape room, nothing very special about it.

A pretty solid room, although a few puzzles have a bit of a "difficulty through obscurity" thing going on. One in particular that we actually somewhat skipped one step on via process of elimination, had a pretty obscure element to it. Room is pretty non linear, but a few obvious things made us find some stuff out of order making it a bit more difficult. Despite that, story and puzzles are pretty well integrated, and a few puzzle executions are actually somewhat unique and fun/surprising.

We’ve done similar style rooms in the past but this one was a standout in terms of its design, effects and I really enjoyed the puzzles.

The set was fantastic. We struggled to get going in this room and I felt that a couple of the puzzles were vague, but we had fun.