First time at an Escape room for three of us and one of us had been to one once before. I just…read moredidn't know what to expect and found myself giggling and watching the clock! It was the perfect birthday present for my 26 year old daughter (who proved to be great at this)!! Clean, family friendly with nice knowledgeable staff (high five to Taylor who helped us through it but only with hints and showed us their other rooms - she was fantastic!). We conquered The 80s room. Just so much fun for the four of us!!

We took on the most difficult escape they had it was a series of complex puzzles and codes, we…read morefinished with 6 min to spare and didn't use any of our official clues, although they did nudge us a couple of times once we were close to discovering something! It was really fun!

This was my first escape room and I literally cannot wait to come back! We did the Suburban Serial…read moreKiller room and with a little assistance from our epic host Monty, we were able to escape! You want to know the best part?? Being able to order cocktails to the room to assist in your detective work!! It was so fun, our host Monty and our bartender (didn't grab his name) were so cool and helpful. 12/10 experience for sure!

I returned to the Escape Company after getting engaged here over 4 years ago and it was still so…read morefun. Our bartender was great and super accommodating. I have been here several times and sometimes I do wish they changed out the rooms. I know it's probably expensive, but they have the same exact rooms and it would be nice to see something new.

6 adults thoroughly enjoyed The Rat Trap escape challenge. I have done escape rooms before and…read morefound this one to be one of the more clever scenarios with creative and challenging 'puzzles' that engaged everyone. No one was left out, everyone contributed and it was hard enough - combining problem solving, logic, math, dexterity, and creativity. The rooms were clean, well maintained and well themed.

This might be the best escape room I have ever done. Every room was designed amazingly and were…read morevery aesthetically pleasing. The puzzles in each room were the perfect difficult, not too easy that you could finish instantly but also not too hard that you would never figure them out. Everything had such a high attention to detail and we ended up having so much fun. I wish they had even more rooms so I could keep doing them. We ended up setting a new record on one of the rooms and I would highly recommend everyone to go visit. They also have a cool gift shop with gadgets and gizmos in the front. Definitely recommend.

We went for a 10pm show on a Saturday night and the staff was all young and very unprofessional…read more They were skipping (literally) down the halls and laying on the floor during the everworld experience. There were tons of teenagers and felt very chaotic. The everworld experience was $30/pp and was marketed as immersive but it was really just a VR game that lasted 15 minutes. I would not recommend this location

The place is in a newish shopping center going into Jax. Bch on Beach Blvd. I had seen this…read moreso-called "immersion" Unreal Garden, event on Facebook, that looked so cool, colorful and 3D. It looked like you'd be walking with 3D glasses thru a forest with all these animals so large and real.....like the elephant. In reality your only images were right in front of your face, the glasses stopped working for both of us half way thru and had to be replaced. To read about this experience on Facebook it should have been fantastic-technology,science, nature, etc but it wasn't. The girls running the event were nice but hardly knew what to do. I suggested they needed to give some directions as to what we were suppose to do while in the program, with the glasses in the room. Like how were we to use our hands and our voice to activate things (I guess) but they didn't have the training to know to do that . My credit card charge was with a company out of Germany bec that was what was on the bill so I suspect the experience could have been there but it wasn't.

Played a few games here with loved ones and it's always been a great time, they have a variety of…read moredifferent escape rooms. Staff members are nice.

Strong opinion alert - do not play Zombie Apocalypse. Of the 100+ escape games my wife and I…read moreplayed all over the country, we both agreed this was, without a doubt, the worst. It was truly frustrating how much this game felt like a cash-grab to more-or-less trick people into giving them $30 per person. To paint a picture... - Zombie apocalypse takes place in a single room (which used to be Escape Savannah's lobby). The room is sparsely outfitted with plastic folding tables and chairs, several lockboxes all with number digit locks, and cheap looking set pieces and theming straight from the Halloween store's clearance bin. - The setting is supposed to be a "research lab" but there are various items thrown around that do not fit with this theme and just feel like random trash - tarps, a tire, etc. Even the boards on the window aren't real boards.. they are painted pieces of paper. - There are no cameras or microphones in the room as is normally standard in escape games. Instead, to get a clue, you must knock on the gamemaster's door and tell them what you have solved and what you need help with before they can provide you a clue. - Because Zombie Apocalypse use to be Escape Savannah's lobby, you are directly adjacent to the gamemaster's room separated only by a sliding door that does not completely close. Throughout our game, we were distracted by the loud conversation the gamemasters were having in the room next door. When we knocked on the door for a hint, no one came out. - At one point during the game a gamemaster presumably arriving for her shift with coffee in hand walked from outside the building, through our room, and into the gamemaster room- she said "don't mind me'. At another point, an arriving group of players for another game was knocking on the door to enter the building (through our escape room) for their escape room. - We were told in the intro to the room that there would be a live actor that enters the room at some point. The gamemaster said this "zombie" will not touch you and requested us not to touch this "zombie". At no point during our hour did any actor/zombie enter the room. When we asked the gamemaster at the end of the game about it, she said she tells people that there will be a live actor whether or not there will be or not "to keep people on edge". She said if we wanted to see the live actor, to come back on a weekend (note: we played on a SATURDAY afternoon). - The puzzles were all paper based. The puzzles themselves weren't terrible, but many of them (for example, index cards with basic arithmetic on them) felt more like homework than fun, clever puzzles normally seen in escape rooms. - There were no fun moments/surprises/reveals in this escape room. The entire (one room) space was available to us from the beginning of the game, no technology was used, and there were no fun interactions - just entering numbers into combination locks to open lockboxes. The ending was very anticlimactic- it ends once you open the last lockbox. To be honest, we weren't even sure if the room was over. - Halfway into our hour, our gamemaster came in and started cleaning-up/resetting the puzzles we have already completed while we were still playing. We have never experienced this in an escape room... at that point, we just turned to each other and laughed. - At the time of playing (early January 2020), this room was listed as a capacity of 8-16 people. We played this room as a group of two and finished the room with one hint used- not because we are great escape room players, but because there wasn't a ton going on in this room. In my opinion, six people should be the absolute maximum for Zombie Apocalypse due to the limited number of puzzles and small space. As I type this, I can't stop shaking my head. I really don't like disparaging small businesses, but Zombie Apocalypse just felt...unethical. We hope those new to escape games do not judge the escape game industry as a whole on Zombie Apocalypse.

Ok this was fun! With a large group, something different besides arcade or the escape rooms!…read moreWe started out being split into 2 groups, playing against each other. We played like Family Fued type game, then a guess what the person is going to write, a couple of ping pong games, flip cup type game! It was fun and everyone got into it! A bit on the pricey side but fun for larger groups!

This is a great activity place for a large group of people. They will have you play various games…read morefor an hour that come from famous game shows such as Family Feud. It can be nerve wracking sometimes because all games have a short time limit that you can answer or complete an activity. We had a gals vs guys team and the guys ended up winning this time.

We came for a Team Building activity after work hours. We…read morepicked "The Heist" room, but they had several other options that we considered. We landed on this one as the time slot worked the best for everyone. The online booking and easy to use. Make sure you change the date according . We eached booked separately for the same room but could have book under one transaction. The room was amazing. The background story, all the clues, and hidden stuff was well done. We did have a few assists when we got stumped. We also had a few things that didn't trigger properly but the game watcher promptly addressed those. Everyone we interacted with was great! We ultimately solved the room with seconds to spare. Your level of enjoyment will definitely depend on who you are solving the room with so choose wisely!

Round two at The Escape Game was a completely different experience and a fantastic one! We tackled…read morePrison Break, their most challenging room, and had an absolute blast. We ended up using a few hints, but still escaped with 11 minutes to spare, which made it even more exciting. The biggest difference this time was that we felt in control of the experience. Hints were available when we wanted them instead of being given unsolicited, which made solving the puzzles much more satisfying. A special thank you to Hailey, the General Manager, for personally reaching out, helping set everything up, and making sure we had a great experience. That level of customer service really stood out and was greatly appreciated. Thanks again, Hailey! Keep up the outstanding customer service. We'll definitely be back to try more rooms, and we'll be recommending The Escape Game to our friends and family!

Very good experience and was clearly orchestrated incredibly well. The employee that was in charge…read moreof my group did a great job at bringing the best experience possible.

Our family had a wonderful experience. Lots of help when needed. The rooms were detailed and clues…read morewere fun. We will definitely return.

Our first escape room as a family and luck would have it we had a western jail theme! Being in law…read moreenforcement I thought this was pretty amazing! They locked us all in a jail and we had to then figure out how to get out of the jail, find all the clues for the stolen treasure and escape the building. As a team we worked together well and the little guy was quick to grab the keys once we found them so he could unlock the next area! There are other escape room options but a little too scary for the younger crowd. Overall awesome adventure!

Had so much fun at Escape island. Drs In escape room was a blast!!! Xander was wonderful and…read moremade the evening great.