Escape rooms in San Francisco for up to eight players
Eight people is a reasonable amount of players for escape rooms. Everyone will find something to do: strategizing, taking charge, searching for clues, solving puzzles, cheering the team on, counting down the minutes, wandering from room to room or chatting up the game master. Book one of the rooms in San Francisco and find out what will your contribution be!
Latesr reviews of escape rooms in San Francisco for up to eight players
Just escaped the Edison room and escaped with a whole 3 minutes to spare! The puzzles were amazing and really well thought out, the look and decor were great and I would recommend everyone trying them out!
Jessica
With such a market saturation of Escape Rooms, it was really refreshing to find one that cultivates such innovation. The concept of launching your startup and a set amount of money is such a nice change of pace from the generic murder or end of world scenarios that seem to dominate the landscape. Thought this balanced difficulty and entertainment extremely well, and look forward to seeing more from the creator down the road!
Matt
The Edison room was awesome! My family and I got together for a birthday celebration via the Palace Games escape room. Multiple generations working together to solve puzzles? Needless to say it was a blast. It was incredibly engaging, creative and interactive.
Ben
As of this past Tuesday I finally rounded out my Palace Games escaping skills by completing the Edison Room (my 3rd) and it was BEYOND INCREDIBLE!!! It was a seemingly endless adventure of discovery, technology, puzzles and teamwork. I really can't say enough about how fun and well done all of these room are. I understand how technically complicated the Edison Room is and how much of a challenge it must have been to create. My hat is off to everyone that was involved in its creation. Wow. Just wow!
Scott
I've done a good number of escape rooms now, and this ranks high on the list! The waiting area is thoughtfully outfitted with some fun little table games, water, and even chocolate kisses. Then a kind and nice guy led us to the Asylum Room. It looks bare at first, but it is absolutely packed with interesting surprises, sensors, puzzles, logic games, and a few special effects. We definitely needed our three clies. Will return to do the Party in Vegas Room for sure!
Jan
Was very disappointed with this escape room. Despite the wonderful hosts, polite and friendly attitude, the story telling before the room felt rushed and mostly pointless. The room was poorly constructed, offering no immersion into the scenario, the props were lack luster, with many of them being broken or poorly functioning. The puzzles were a madening combination of way to easy, and way to convaluted. The puzzles were often solved out of order, leading to confusion when pointless clues were discovered later. While challenge is to be expected, many aspects were more dumb than challenging, such as a 5 letter combo lock utilizing only 4 letters in the solution, broken props that seem like puzzles, and visual problems that are very counter intuitive. My biggest regret is that I introduced 2 friends to escape rooms here and I can only hope that the poor taste left in their mout from this doesn't stop them from trying others with me in the future.
