Bank Heist

I enjoyed the Bank Heist game at Lockbusters! It was fun and well themed. We played with a large group and sometimes there were not enough things for all of us to be doing, but we still enjoyed ourselves greatly! The puzzles were moderately challenging and could be divided and conquered.

We brought two friends to this for their first experience and we all really enjoyed the room. It felt really well themed and beautifully designed. The puzzles were logical but felt satisfying when solved and we felt all 4 of us were engaged in activities at all times. You definitely need to be skilled at communication as there are multiple times where you need to partner with another team member to properly solve critical puzzles.

With an interesting spin on the bank heist theme, this game is worth checking out. Communication is definitely key in this game, and having a teammate who thinks creatively will go a long way to conquering this game. Try this game and have fun!

Fun room and friendly staff, but there were a couple of mechanical issues. The staff handled it really well though. All of the puzzles and clues were well connected.

Game was enjoyable, but the game had two malfunctions, the second one having us escape on accident. The last puzzle shouldn’t be easy enough to unlock without the clue. The first interrupted our game flow which is always disappointing. It at least was very immersive and the flow and games were great

Solid heist-themed room with good aesthetics. Some of the puzzles fell a little clunky, but we had a fun time. Very linear with a clear path forward.

The rooms here are cool because it looks like they spent lots making them. I recommend doing it with a group of 6 or less. We were a group of 10, and only 4 people could fit in one of the spaces at a time. I felt like we had trouble getting hints from the game master. We made it out, but only cause the game master gave us a code to skip all the puzzles in the second room.

Amazing atmosphere with creative puzzles.

Everything was fine and fun until the end when we were rushed through the explanation of how to get out of what we didn’t get.

A lot of fun. Some of the best puzzles I’ve done. I loved having the multi-layered puzzles to put together. Made it feel challenging and made those ah-ha moments feel so much more exhilarating. A good time. Plenty for everyone to have something to do in a four person group once getting into the actual action of things. Groups above 5/6 may feel a lot more crowded and may not have as much to do.