Escape rooms by Ryptic Room Escape in United States

Ryptic Room Escape

Ryptic Room Escape is a game and team-building exercise where up to 10 players are actually locked in a room. Can your team find all the clues, solve all the puzzles, and escape before times runs out? You will have 1 hour to escape. Ryptic Room Escape is a great place for a team building or group activity! We are also suitable for all ages.

Average Rating: 4.9 (20+ reviews)

Last reviews of escape rooms by "Ryptic Room Escape"

Never did an escape room before. Only experience was watching one on an episode of Big Bang theory. Gotta admit, these guys gave my corporate group a very entertaining hour.

Different types of puzzles at varying levels of difficulty, felt like most of the group was able to contribute at different times instead of 1 or 2 know it alls running the show.

Fun story line, GREAT HOST, excellent transition to a virtual setting. Look forward to trying another one soon.
Michael H.

lots of fun, creative, the time flew by! It was so fun for all ages between 3 generations of players. thank you!
Amanda

This is a "revolving-door" style escape room. Your team gets five minutes in a small room with a single puzzle. After five minutes, you're moved to another room regardless of whether you've solved your puzzle or not. There are four rooms total, and you get two chances to solve each room. That means you have a total of ten minutes in each room. If you fail to solve a room after your second try, you'll be unable to escape.

The revolving door style lets it boast an impressive player count (24 players?), because different teams can use different rooms in parallel without having to see each other. But it's extremely jarring to be moved from one room to another before you've solved a puzzle, to be moved back into a room that you've half-completed after solving three other unrelated puzzles, or to have solved three out of four puzzles and have nothing to do because the schedule constrains you.

And since there's only one puzzle per room, your potentially 6-person team is all crowding around a single task at any given time. Part of the fun of an escape room is the way your group divides to solve different tasks and rejoins to share what they've learned, but that's impossible here since you always have exactly one puzzle in front of you.

The puzzles are fairly simple but fun, the decor is amateurish but flavorful. I'm sure there are many worse rooms in the SJ area, but I know there are many rooms that are much much better.
Jeff Hemphill

I came here last weekend to do the mad hatter room with some friends I had visiting. A few of us had been to escape rooms before, so we kinda knew the drill! I felt like the puzzles here were hard (but not too hard) and our host was always making sure we were having a good time. I'll be back to try another room soon!
Victoria G.

Shout! Thank you Kily and Grace for amazingly hosting The Mad Hatters Tea Party escape room. You made it so much fun! My daughter had a great time. Thank you again for an awesome time
Maria N.

What a great activity! Our group of 7 loved solving the puzzles in the Mad Hatter escape room- they were all really clever and challenging. Our game master, Ethan was super fun and enhanced the experience. Highly recommend.
Patrick L.

Never did an escape room before. Only experience was watching one on an episode of Big Bang theory. Gotta admit, these guys gave my corporate group a very entertaining hour.

Different types of puzzles at varying levels of difficulty, felt like most of the group was able to contribute at different times instead of 1 or 2 know it alls running the show.

Fun story line, GREAT HOST, excellent transition to a virtual setting. Look forward to trying another one soon.
Michael H.
lots of fun, creative, the time flew by! It was so fun for all ages between 3 generations of players. thank you!
Amanda
This is a "revolving-door" style escape room. Your team gets five minutes in a small room with a single puzzle. After five minutes, you're moved to another room regardless of whether you've solved your puzzle or not. There are four rooms total, and you get two chances to solve each room. That means you have a total of ten minutes in each room. If you fail to solve a room after your second try, you'll be unable to escape.

The revolving door style lets it boast an impressive player count (24 players?), because different teams can use different rooms in parallel without having to see each other. But it's extremely jarring to be moved from one room to another before you've solved a puzzle, to be moved back into a room that you've half-completed after solving three other unrelated puzzles, or to have solved three out of four puzzles and have nothing to do because the schedule constrains you.

And since there's only one puzzle per room, your potentially 6-person team is all crowding around a single task at any given time. Part of the fun of an escape room is the way your group divides to solve different tasks and rejoins to share what they've learned, but that's impossible here since you always have exactly one puzzle in front of you.

The puzzles are fairly simple but fun, the decor is amateurish but flavorful. I'm sure there are many worse rooms in the SJ area, but I know there are many rooms that are much much better.
Jeff Hemphill
I came here last weekend to do the mad hatter room with some friends I had visiting. A few of us had been to escape rooms before, so we kinda knew the drill! I felt like the puzzles here were hard (but not too hard) and our host was always making sure we were having a good time. I'll be back to try another room soon!
Victoria G.
Shout! Thank you Kily and Grace for amazingly hosting The Mad Hatters Tea Party escape room. You made it so much fun! My daughter had a great time. Thank you again for an awesome time
Maria N.
What a great activity! Our group of 7 loved solving the puzzles in the Mad Hatter escape room- they were all really clever and challenging. Our game master, Ethan was super fun and enhanced the experience. Highly recommend.
Patrick L.