Lost City Of Atlantis

The clues were not very easy to understand. Some of the props were hidden in odd spots. The water feature was cool but not very used. And the ending felt rushed. I felt like we had another ten minutes to go but ended abruptly

The room was beautiful Puzzles made sense. This room had some puzzles that I have never seen before.

Good scenic, however it felt very, very repetitive puzzle wise. Finished in about 34 minutes. Had a moment where we asked for a clue and it took 2 minutes to receive it.

I loved how the water played into this room. It made it more immersive and a good challenge. The set work was nice. The puzzles were clear.

everything was just perfect

Jeez…I really don’t like giving a negative rating if I can avoid it. The initial reveal when entering the room is quite neat, and upon first glance the space LOOKS cool and well put together. Unfortunately, both the gameplay and the story lacked any sense of cohesion, motivation or urgency and sucked all the fun out of the experience. Let me explain. I really commend the creators for trying to seamlessly implement puzzles into a theme and not rely on old tropes like locks and boxes (as it wouldn’t fit the theme). However it unfortunately relies on too many puzzles that are more frustrating than fun. The puzzles aren’t even hard, they’re just needlessly sluggish and not very engaging. They serve as a way to artificially eat up your time (aka time sinks) instead of being well thought out, and don’t keep the game well paced. As for the design and theming, the entire ensemble looks quite nice, but the longer you’re in the room, it also begins to feel strangely scarce, repetitive and not as well realized/thought out as some of Game Over’s other offerings. This is only underscored by the strangely bare bones story that doesn’t create any real sense of momentum to accomplish the goal. And we, a group of two, beat the room with a lot of time to spare, about 20 minutes in fact. Given the price and how competitive the escape room market is, I would wager your time and money could be spent better elsewhere (even in the same building). This room is perhaps better for a group that hasn’t done an escape room yet, but it also might put them off from wanting to play any others afterward. Its boring, and feels like its pretending to be more than it is. I honestly wouldn’t recommend it.

The setting and atmosphere was super cool, looking like you’re really in the middle of Atlantis. It was pretty easy and honestly I’m not sure if it’s worth ~$36 per person, but it was definitely a cool and fun game.

The atmosphere was very neat and the surprise features put the icing on the cake for this game.

This was SUCH A COOL ROOM. loved that we were separated and had to communicate well to get through some of the puzzles.