Paradox | The Incredible Time Machine

One of the more interesting rooms we've done. We recommend roughly 5 people because there is ample room and multiple heads for each puzzle came in handy at times. It's not especially linear outside of a few things and people can find their own tasks, but this will require at least two sets of hands for some puzzles.

Great decor and great puzzles. A few puzzles seemed unnecessary, but it didn’t take anything away from the experience.

This place always has the best production value!

An excellent room and our favorite at Rabbit Hole! This is their best room for 2 players and also has the best puzzles and flow.

I loved this game. We liked it so much, we did the other games here at rabbit hole recreation in the following 2 days.

Wow this was a great experience today! I've done a dozen escape rooms, most with our five kids, currently 6 to 16 years old. This is easily in our top three, might be our favorite yet. The Tardis-like structure in the photo for this room and the time machine thence is what got us here, nearly an hour drive from home. It was worth it! The host was very friendly, the room theme and atmosphere was great, the clues and steps had a great variety. We the parents stepped back this time to let the kids run the show. Only once did they get truly stuck and we were able to figure out how to get unblocked. That's not to say it's at a level that's easy for kids - or kids are great at escape rooms now. If this was our first (or tenth) escape room we'd likely have needed hints. We competed this fun room in 44 minutes. Even the waiting room is fun here! We'll be back to do another room.

Best bathrooms at any escape room I’ve been to! Spacious, inclusive, themed with decorative touches. Bravo! I knew this place would be great from the lobby decor and bathroom before even stepping into the escape room. One of the best set designs and most unique puzzles out there!

This room was a lot of fun with some unique puzzles we haven't seen before. We got hung up on one puzzle in particular that required multiple solutions - we were very close to asking for a hint when I figured out how to get the second solution. We sure felt silly that we overlooked it for so long! We made it out with plenty of time to spare with just the two of us and no hints.

Rating: 4/5 - High tech, puzzle heavy, timey wimey fun (though it's my least favorite here) Pros: ➕Nearly all tech, no padlocks ➕Great set with so many custom props and electronics ➕Very puzzle heavy and non-linear ➕Puzzles were challenging but not too unfair or illogical ➕Huge variety of puzzles, I feel like there's something for everyone to enjoy ➕More than one room to explore ➕Many tactile interactions, more than just pushing buttons (though there was a lot of that too) ➕Great use of lighting and sound effects that add to the atmosphere ➕Things were bright enough to not require flashlights ➕Some interactions required teamwork ➕My GM (Kelsey) was super friendly and helpful when needed Room for improvement: ➖There was nothing to write notes on ➖I'd prefer if so many of the puzzles didn't have step by step written directions. They were helpful, just wish the puzzles were better clued so that they weren't needed. ➖A bit light on the narrative for my tastes, there's not much story after the beginning ➖The set was less interesting than their other 2 rooms ➖Non-linearity can be a con if you don't want to miss out on puzzles I recommend 4-6 due to the non-linear gameplay. Some puzzles require two sets of hands. They allow single bookings if you call to book, but the GM will need to come in to help. I did complete it solo with hints/nudges but I would not recommend it to most players as it can be overwhelming. My ranking of rooms here starting with my favorite: 1. Frost Base Z (my favorite set) 2. Ruins of the Mystic Temple (my favorite puzzles) 3. Paradox