You are on a sail at an afternoon at the Caribbean Sea! You face a shipwreck in here! Can you open the gallery door before the ghost of captain is out!

Escape Room Entertainment

Shipwrecked

Escape room

The room was played in the dark with the aid of flashlights. Using the flashlight, we discovered a code right off the bat simply by shinning the flashlight somewhere. The gamemaster got upset with us and told us not to use the code until she told us. If we had used the code, we would’ve been out of the room in about ten minutes because it would have skipped over other puzzles. If the business doesn’t want people to get that code so early, they shouldn’t make it accessible with the flashlights provided. (Business wanted players to not notice code until a different puzzle revealed a light switch which shined a light on code.)  Later, my daughter used the code and was again told that she wasn’t supposed to use it until the GM told her it was time but how does an escape room business expect players to not use a code they found?

Nice escape room that was not scary and good for little kids to adults

This game missed big opportunities for an immersive atmosphere. The puzzles are simple and not necessary in par with the theme of the room. Other than that its a good starter room.

The company and people were very nice but the game was extremely basic and the room was not well maintained. Things seemed used and abused by previous patrons and not kept in good working condition

Shipwrecked

Escape Room Entertainment - West Melbourne

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Shipwrecked

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