This was an amazing experience. The staff played their roles perfectly, the decor/ambiance was…read moreperfect. Would definitely go back and recommend!

This was my first escape room experience... WOW. My wife is…read more9 months pregnant, it was her birthday, we never did an escape room but talked about trying one...way not lets do it ! so we gathered a group of friends, I choose the POP- an 80's theme escape room that was perfect for us 80's kids :) The room is for one hour, it took us almost 55 min (with 3 clues) boy what a fun experienced I loved every minute of it can wait for my next escape room, and this place will defiantly be my choice extremely well organized, very themed and cool staff.

Yearly tradition to do an escape room on my birthday and this year, I needed a room that was…read moreoffered in english, challenging, and able to fit 9 people. Escaparium had all of that! We picked the game The wizard four and the book of black arts which is for 4-10 players and they recommend at least 8 people to do this room. Everyone gets a wand to start that is used to activate various different parts and items in the room. The game master is also part of the story and if you need any help or guidance you can do so by calling out the name of the character. I love that they integrate it into the game, all other escape rooms I've done you just get a walkie talkie. It was a great experience and moderately challenging. I recommend! *Slight spoilers ahead* I also loved that they had an actor be a part of the experience, it added a layer of theatricality that I haven't seen in other escape rooms. Usually the person who lets you in the room is dressed up or is part of the explanation of the room but rarely have I seen them be in the room later on as part of the story. The only criticisms I have about the rooms is that when we solved a puzzle or unlocked an area, it wasn't obvious where the change happened so we needed to be reminded to look around because we had accomplished something and there was a clue to pick up but there was no announcement so we never knew if it had worked or not. There was also a puzzle that was completely in the dark so it was necessary for me to use my phone which usually is a big no for escape rooms but it was truly too dark to see. We wasted maybe 10 minutes trying to find this last clue so I believe we could've solved the room a lot faster had we known. There is no timer in the room but you can always ask the game master to let you know how much time is left. We solved it with 8 minutes to spare!

Terrible service The staff seemed irritated with children…read moreand had no patience Condescending everytime they were speaking with us Way too expensive for the poor service and experience I DO NOT RECOMMEND

I firstly asked if the room was small or if I had to do any sort of things that required me to not…read morehave to be in small spaces as I'm claustrophobic and the employees said no and it turns out the room was tiny for 5 people in it and we had to crawl and enter a tunnel that was very small and I left I would of loved a warning a head of time so I wouldn't have wasted my money to go

As a huge fan of this escape game location, I did all the rooms available. Each room is very well…read moredecorated and what's fun is that there is a mix of physical and mental puzzles and they're always so creative!!! Each room has its own theme and nothing gets repeated. The different roles chosen at the beginning of the game also adds something fun to it. The staff is always friendly and is always quick to answer when we need hints. However, the only thing I don't like about this place is that most of the puzzles need to be solved step by step. If you're with many people at the same time, some people might not have anything to do. Can't say this place isn't one of my fave since I did all of their rooms. Would definitely recommend it!!!

This is a review for the VR game Beyond Medusa's Gate by Ubisoft. Ok this was seriously a lot of…read morefun. It was my first time playing with a VR game and we were a group of four. The game was just hard enough to be interesting but not so hard that it's demoralizing. Apart from the game, there's not much to describe in terms of the room since, well, it's all in the VR!! The yellow room we got had windows on one side and was overlooking the street. There's sufficient space in there for four people such that you won't bump into each other. You can go without glasses when you put on the headset since the image is up close. Because this is a group game, just swivel up one of your headphones so you can hear your teammates talking as you'll need to work together. Since you have to physically bend down to pick stuff off the ground you can't really sit. And since you use the controls to "walk" by teleporting from one place to another, I'd recommend wearing comfy shoes because you'll literally be standing still for the whole game. Overall a really cool experience to test out VR before committing to a headset/games. I'd love to go back and try out the other games!

My crew and I are no novice when it comes to escape rooms. We take pride in successfully completing…read morethe scenarios given to us. So you could imagine us as an overly confident (read: turbulent) team in front of an enthusiastic game master. We played the Nightfall scenario, which lasts for 60 minutes normally. We appreciate the fact that "pre-hints" were offered on a clipboard, but in the end were not necessary for the completion of our mission. There is enough to keep two sub-teams busy (which, like any other escape room game, is a shame, because you might miss an interesting opportunity to contribute). Not to spoil the surprise, but there were a few items that were discovered "by chance", although there may have been good logic behind it. We appreciated the sound indicator whenever a clue was successfully achieved, a nice touch compared to the competition. In the end, we finished third on the leaderboard, with 26 minutes to spare (which is pretty disappointing for us, you can imagine). We discovered this place through Tuango, which cut down the price to around 20$ per person, which is a decent price for the experience we got. This is obviously a place that's just starting, so we will cut them some slack on some items that were low-key. The other scenario Shelter 2039 is also intriguing, so we will definitely check it out in the future!

December 2022 - COVID Review:…read more My husband and I love to do an escape room whenever we travel to a different city. I liked that there was an option to have the room and clues be facilitated in French or English. Our game master was really cool and we did the Cabin room. We were so close to finishing, but unfortunately didn't make it out in time. My main and only complaint was that the rooms here are only 45 minutes long instead of the usual hour. I think that if we were given a full hour, we probably would've been able to figure out the final couple puzzles left to make it out of the room. I did like that they allow you to do the rooms with your own group and don't mix you up with other people in order to fill the room to the maximum number allowed.

Tried my first escape room ever!! Honestly I had no idea what to expect and the room we booked was…read morethe hardest so I already knew we would fail. But I was determined to have a good time anyway. Since we booked one day in advance, only pirate ship was left and I knew it involved lots of locks from previous yelp reviews. I had also read some general tips about escape rooms beforehand and knew to look everywhere and to think outside the box. We get to the place and buzz 101 to get in. We are given a locker to put our things in and we then signed in and paid, went to the bathroom, and got our instructions. It's a very well made and well organized place. For $25, I had a lot of fun and so did my friends. If you don't wanna know too much about the pirate ship one, don't read this part. Since this room is hard we are given a boost. We can choose the red serum which can add anywhere from 1-10 minutes extra or one extra hint at the beginning of the mission (normally you get 3). We opted for the extra clue because we didn't want to pick the extra time and risk getting 1 minute. The pirate ship room is at the bottom so we go down a flight of stairs where the employee tells us that as soon as she leaves the room we are free to look around. Once the employee leaves, your game master sets the scene and the mission officially starts. The room is really well decorated and really puts you in the scene. I was SWEATING running around everywhere and we blew through our 4 clues in the first 20 minutes. It's true that there are A LOT of locks but figuring out how to unlock it is still pretty fun. I think the locks do distract you from the parts of the room that are more creative, and you easily get lost on which keys and codes you've already used before. The flashlights are USELESS so I really recommend bringing in your phone, I know it's against the rules but their flashlights don't work and the room is already hard enough that I wasn't going to lose even more time being blind. I also found it annoying to go back out the ship to go to the screen and see the clue but it is smart because you do need to look outside the ship sometimes and you can get lost thinking only the ship itself is useful but the clues make you observe all parts of the room. Once time is up, your game master comes back and shows you how to solve the room (which is neat! I didn't think they would show you how to solve it). Our game master was great! Really got into her role. We did lose but had tons of fun. I would go back and try another scenario for sure!

Really fun. Been a couple times at least. Did the temple escape, and the casino robbery.read more

It was my first time at an escape game. This is a branch of a few locations. We are a party of 6…read moreppl - 25$/ per person plus tax. Our room was the lab room - the story goes a mad scientist broke up with his lover and threatened to blow up the world- you have 35 mins to unlock the main door to his lab and find the code to deactivate the bomb. Our belongings were locked up in a cabinet including all phones. The instructions were explained to us at the beginning of the game (which weren't clear at all). We pretty much flipped the whole room over, with 6 mins to spare -realizing we still had 1 room left. You get two free clues by pressing a buzzer in the assigned room. For additional clues you lose one minute per clue. I may try out other escape games from a different company that reveal the clues more in a sequential manner.

I have done about 200 escape rooms in 5 countries and 8 US states, and I haven't found another…read morevenue that is quite like Sauve Qui Peut. I did seven of their rooms, and was amazed at how different they all felt, while still all being high quality games that I was excited to be playing. It is hard to find this much variety in escape rooms in a single company, or find such high quality rooms, let alone both in the same building. There really is something here for everyone, in terms of difficulty, theme, and type of experience. To top it off the customer service is excellent, and the prices are impossible to beat. I can't recommend Sauve Qui Peut enough, and I plan on flying back across the continent for their new game once it is available.