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Read all reviewsThis room is quite the contradiction. 5 stars for set design, 1 star for puzzle design. It makes me sad to see such a high visual budget put into the hands of such a poor puzzle master.
RN
Any escape room designer can tell you that there is one cardinal rule to follow for all escape rooms, no math tests. Yet there are not one, but two, long puzzles in this room that come right off of the GRE grad school entrance exams. Puzzles which involve a LOT of writing to work out on paper, which in our case was NOT provided.
Further complicating issues is that most of the puzzle involve quite a bit of interaction with computer screens (another rare puzzle design mistake), which were buggy. Meaning we couldn't figure out the puzzle because the computer was just programed poorly.
Which isn't to say that all the puzzles were bad, some were quiet good, and the place looks great. Some of the gimmicks are really cool. This room has the potential to be one of the best in the state, if owners would take the existing infrastructure and bring in a professional to redesign new puzzles for it.
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You've heard of Area 51. Now wait until you see AREA 52. You and your team are about to embark on a one-of-a-kind behind the scenes tour of the top secret facility, AREA 52. Suddenly, your tour is hijacked by a scientist driven mad. Do you have what it takes to escape before the facility self-destructs?