Project Minotaur

weren’t many puzzles involved, but was a cool experience.

The experience was awesome! I wouldn't recommend the experience for those who don't want to get grabbed or get physically active. You'll have to crawl through smallish spaces (not enough to make me claustrophobic). For someone who WANTS to be terrified this is definitely it, although this is my first contact escape room. 10/10 experience!

This experience was more than I bargained for. The best fully immersive experience. If you are looking for something to do for Spooky season, add this to your list.

This was probably our favorite escape room to date. Super immersive, great production quality, and the staff/GMs made the whole experience come alive. We had just 3 people, but it still felt doable. This game will put your group’s bravery to the test, but that only makes it more memorable.

God Tier game for sure. Zach and Nick knocked it out of the park!

Somehow this was more scary and stressful than reborn Zoe ! But super fun and really awesome set ! Effects and music added to the experience and the actors were phenomenal !

The scariest immersive room I’ve ever done. Besides Reborn. But I was way more sweaty and nervous in this one.

Best escape room we’ve done so far!!! Zach & Nick were the BEST ACTORSSSSS 🫶🏽 1000/10 .

Gabriel and Zach were amazing. The puzzles aren’t very complicated – except for the first one – but the intensity of the live actor interactions makes this an absolutely worthwhile experience. Our GMs were so much fun before and after we played.

Wow. Project Minotaur. This room was insanely immersive — easily one of the most memorable escape rooms we’ve ever done. That said, this is not a beginner-friendly room. Even if it’s your second, I’d say wait until you’re more seasoned. There are elements that definitely require experience, strong teamwork, and a sense of humor under pressure or you’ll crack. We went in as a party of three with a decent amount of room experience, and it was still intense in the best way. I’m a scaredy-cat by nature but have recently been dipping into horror/thriller-style rooms — and this one absolutely delivered. It had me on the edge of my seat (or crouched behind a corner, trying not to scream). The atmosphere, effects, and surprises will keep your adrenaline high from start to finish. It’s a massive room. You’ll be crawling, navigating a maze-like space, and doing puzzles that require sharp memory and communication — not because they’re overly difficult, but because the immersive chaos amps up the pressure. And yeah…you will be chased. Probably multiple times. But if you go in with the right group and embrace the chaos, you’ll have a blast. Our incredible game masters (shoutout to Gabe and PJ!) truly made the experience. Their in-character improvisation was top-tier — we were crying laughing half the time, and their quick responses to our jokes and comments made the whole thing feel like an interactive horror comedy we were starring in. Don’t be mistaken however, this room can definitely be the opposite for another team and expected that as well. We were the ones that turned it into more horror comedy than anything and they rolled with it. Truly can’t say enough about how they elevated the experience. Also — yes, we escaped! Our game master let us know we beat it in above average time, which was the cherry on top. Just goes to show: even when you’re screaming and crawling through a maze, teamwork and experience pay off. Final advice? Don’t let your fight-or-flight response take over. Lean in. Interact. Yell back. Laugh a lot. Embrace the chaos. And whatever you do… pick teammates who can survive with you and laugh with you.