Wizard’s Tower

Cool atmosphere and some cool puzzles. There were some issues we had just because we didn't see certain things or thought an item didn't need to be used anymore.

Really fun room with excellent immersion. There are a variety of puzzles and the story was woven really well in to the game play. Puzzles can be solved in a variety of orders so it would be really fun to do with a medium sized group.

Don’t waste your money. Some of the puzzles are just incorrect (the game master tried to force the answer, but even then the explanation was just wrong). The room is so dark you can’t see anything and many of the items are falling apart. The idea is great, the execution is terrible. There are rules that are never explained and puzzles that don’t lead anywhere. There are also time wasting voice overs that don’t add to the experience. My group has done a lot of escape rooms and this one is just frustrating. Don’t waste your money on this particular game.

This very linear, not clear storyline or what is what. Very frustrating room. Not clear what the things are, where to start, etc. came out very disappointed and frustrated. Wouldn’t recommend at all.

Such a beautiful room and the concept was wonderful. Some of the game items weren’t working 100% but the Game Master was wonderful in ensuring work around a for us and assisting where needed. Absolutely loved bringing our bachelorette here and the bride felt super special today!!

A good room. Was a little difficult for our group, as it was some of the groups first time and it’s a fairly nonlinear room. Theming was solid, clever puzzles, high tech.

Terrific concept, awful execution. Poorly laid out, zero clear direction, room is falling apart and cheaply made. Insists on doing things in a particular order, but had a ton of puzzles that could be solved early, leading you to a dead end until the game guide tells you you skipped something.

Very dark and hard to see/read clues. Non-linear so it was overwhelming at first but seemed to get a little easier as we went. Very interactive room - our guide (Angel) was awesome.

I wanted to love this room. I really did, the concept is so cool. Let me first say that the immersion in this room is absolutely fantastic, as well as the use of technology. The game master was wonderful as well. I absolutely loved the way they incorporated all five of your senses. However, this is a very non-linear room, so it felt hard to start, and even the first puzzle that we did find, which felt like the best starting point, was unnecessarily difficult- we knew how to solve it, we didn’t understand why it wasn’t working. Because of this, it made it feel like there wasn’t a natural progression into a nice easy start to more complex puzzles, regardless of how nonlinear it is. Some of the puzzles just seemed unnecessarily, hard, and the fact that we knew what we were trying to do but the room was so dimly lit or things would go so fast, or incredibly tiny details that were so easily missed makes it almost not enjoyable. Maybe because we only had two of us, more people might be a better experience. I really enjoyed the immersion and the creativity this room had. I just wish some of the puzzles were a little more understandable, because as we were going through, it felt like they were intentionally trying to trick you, even if you understood the concept so it felt a little defeating. That being said, I will absolutely go back and try the other rooms.

A very non-linear room. We played with only 2 people - it may have been better with more. The tech helped make things immersive but it was finicky. It was also scavenger hunty which isn’t outlet favorite. There’s a lot of writing in the room that is old and fading and hard to read with small writing.