Escape rooms by The Escapeopolis Project in United States

The Escapeopolis Project

At The Escapeopolis Project, 60 minutes is all that the small teams of friends, family members, or Houdini impersonators will have as they attempt to unlock a tightly fastened door before time elapses and the game is tallied as yet another win for the room and its devious challenges.

Escaping from the themed rooms requires keen problem-solving skills as well as a group of two to ten people — depending on the room — that can communicate efficiently while working together to find new clues.

Each uncovered clue places teams one step closer to achieving their ultimate goal: unlock the door and flee the room before the countdown ends. Success may earn the group a place on The Escapeopolis Projects's wall of fame, although failure may inspire a repeat visit to try again.

Average Rating: 4.8 (10+ reviews)

Last reviews of escape rooms by "The Escapeopolis Project"

Best price point for a ninety minute game anywhere! $29 bucks!? Comeon, I pay that much and more for shorter sixty minute games.

Overall I give it five stars across the board, quality of puzzles, difficulty level, theming, quality of the props and decorations. And the briefing they give is spot on, the lore of their backstory is so cool, mostly because it has a lot to do with actual history. Of course I love time travel to start with, but Escapeopolis actually pulls it off and makes it seem authentic.
Louise

GO. TO. THIS. PLACE! Hardest puzzles our group have ever been challenged with, yet excitingly delicious at the same time. Great theming, great mom and pop owners, and absolutely the best customer service we have ever received at any of the 100 or so games we have played. We played both of their games - wildly different from one another - yet incredibly well imagineered. GREAT!
Joseph

Wow!!! This is a hidden, and soon to be a not so hidden treasure in NWA!! My husband and I and another couple tried out Escapeopolis and Basinga! we found our new favorite escape room game!!

First, the puzzles are phenomenal, all very crafty and unique - especially compared to other escape rooms that seem to depend on way too many padlocks. My hubby loved it!!! You really gotta think, you know, use the old brain pan to figure these puzzles out.

And the look and feel of this place is awesome! From the moment we walked in, we felt like we were thrown back in time to some military laboratory where top secret stuff went on. The look and feel continued from the front door into the game and all the way out the door!! Very nice.

We played their newest escape room, the insurgent attack, where we were sent on a mission as security agents to 1969 to... oops no spoilers here folks - lol!

We didn't win initially, but we played again later in the day when they had another time for us to book and killed it.

Don't forget to book early for this one, they were pretty busy when we went. We loved it and are for sure going back to play their other games. You don't want to miss this one!
Moe

My boyfriend and I played this game a couple of weeks ago with my sister and her husband. It was their first game ever, and I’m afraid we completely spoiled them! This game was by far the best game we ever played! The level of immersion from the time we walked in to the time we escaped the room was the best we’d ever seen! Plus, the way the puzzles were set up made sense, like we were in a real place and not a game! The owners were super nice and made sure we had a great time too!

We’ll definitely be back and you should come too!
Samantha

Best room ever!

Not only were the puzzles and the story so much better than the other escapes in NWA, but the price was so much better than everyone else too!

Escapeopolis Project, please make some rooms soon so we can come back and play again!!!!!!
Albert

So, when I tried to find the insurgent attack game here, I couldn’t. So here’s my review for that room as well.

The insurgent attack was nothing like the 1959 game, but boy, was it cool! The story is kicked up a notch and the special effects are super cool too! The game is also 90 minutes, unlike the 60 minute 1959 room. The puzzle were harder than the 1959 room, but they’re still solveable, thanks to the extra 30 minutes. My friends and I didn’t escape, but we’ll definitely be back next weekend to beat this game too! We found our newest favorite escape room today!
Alexander Hale

Best price point for a ninety minute game anywhere! $29 bucks!? Comeon, I pay that much and more for shorter sixty minute games.

Overall I give it five stars across the board, quality of puzzles, difficulty level, theming, quality of the props and decorations. And the briefing they give is spot on, the lore of their backstory is so cool, mostly because it has a lot to do with actual history. Of course I love time travel to start with, but Escapeopolis actually pulls it off and makes it seem authentic.
Louise
GO. TO. THIS. PLACE! Hardest puzzles our group have ever been challenged with, yet excitingly delicious at the same time. Great theming, great mom and pop owners, and absolutely the best customer service we have ever received at any of the 100 or so games we have played. We played both of their games - wildly different from one another - yet incredibly well imagineered. GREAT!
Joseph
Wow!!! This is a hidden, and soon to be a not so hidden treasure in NWA!! My husband and I and another couple tried out Escapeopolis and Basinga! we found our new favorite escape room game!!

First, the puzzles are phenomenal, all very crafty and unique - especially compared to other escape rooms that seem to depend on way too many padlocks. My hubby loved it!!! You really gotta think, you know, use the old brain pan to figure these puzzles out.

And the look and feel of this place is awesome! From the moment we walked in, we felt like we were thrown back in time to some military laboratory where top secret stuff went on. The look and feel continued from the front door into the game and all the way out the door!! Very nice.

We played their newest escape room, the insurgent attack, where we were sent on a mission as security agents to 1969 to... oops no spoilers here folks - lol!

We didn't win initially, but we played again later in the day when they had another time for us to book and killed it.

Don't forget to book early for this one, they were pretty busy when we went. We loved it and are for sure going back to play their other games. You don't want to miss this one!
Moe
My boyfriend and I played this game a couple of weeks ago with my sister and her husband. It was their first game ever, and I’m afraid we completely spoiled them! This game was by far the best game we ever played! The level of immersion from the time we walked in to the time we escaped the room was the best we’d ever seen! Plus, the way the puzzles were set up made sense, like we were in a real place and not a game! The owners were super nice and made sure we had a great time too!

We’ll definitely be back and you should come too!
Samantha
Best room ever!

Not only were the puzzles and the story so much better than the other escapes in NWA, but the price was so much better than everyone else too!

Escapeopolis Project, please make some rooms soon so we can come back and play again!!!!!!
Albert
So, when I tried to find the insurgent attack game here, I couldn’t. So here’s my review for that room as well.

The insurgent attack was nothing like the 1959 game, but boy, was it cool! The story is kicked up a notch and the special effects are super cool too! The game is also 90 minutes, unlike the 60 minute 1959 room. The puzzle were harder than the 1959 room, but they’re still solveable, thanks to the extra 30 minutes. My friends and I didn’t escape, but we’ll definitely be back next weekend to beat this game too! We found our newest favorite escape room today!
Alexander Hale

The Escapeopolis Project

Escape rooms by The Escapeopolis Project

1969 - Insurgent Attack[Closed]

1959 - Jack's Place[Closed]

Last reviews of escape rooms by "The Escapeopolis Project"