Imagine the world we know coming to an end in a matter of hours. What would we do? Book an escape room, of course! Inspired by movies and books about possible future outcomes, people are ready to take control in escape rooms. Who knows, one day these survival skills might come in handy...
Latest reviews of apocalyptic escape rooms in Washington, D.C.
Better aesthetics and sturdier construction than Pirate or Diamond Heist. Countdown clock is only available in the last room. Staff was good.The room wasn't really scary or creepy. More on par with walking down the aisle of a Halloween store. The room had an overabundance of puzzles. Some of the puzzles are time consuming but easily solvable. Others were of reasonable difficulty for the level of the room. Some puzzles need to solved in parallel and a larger group may help. Overall the room was disjointed. It feels like the room designer went for quantity over quality. Some puzzles lacked any logical way to determine the solution. The game master hints were useful in those situations, but ideally the operator would add some kind of clue within the room to put the players on a logical path.
Ryan
Had a great time at Escape Room Fairfax. We chose The Cure. We used all three hints. I liked that the hints were just enough to get us thinking in a way that moved us in a different direction, and nothing too obvious. It was a blast, and we can’t wait to go back!
Dena
Just escaped “Outbreak!” So much fun and an amazing experience overall!
Allison
This is our first time we failed. But that shows how difficult the 9% success challenge is. Great job!
Jenna
I came with a big group of friends to do Outbreak! It was so much fun and the people working here were so nice and helpful! The team building was fun and it was a great way to exercise my brain. We escaped!
Kelsey
So much fun! The outbreak room was really challenging but we had a great time!
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