Okay so I've never done an Escape Room before, but my group and I were on a day trip to Charleston…read moreand it sounded like a fun idea. We had a great time, and teamwork is a MUST. Our group consisted of 9 people and it legit took all of us plus the hell of the worker to solve all the clues. We loved it so much we plan on doing another one in our hometown. This would be a great team building activity/bonding experience/family fun night event. The room was hard but definitely able to be solved. The one hour timer is like a silent reminder of how dumb you really are. Lol. At least that's how our group felt at the time. 10/10 experience.

Such a fun time! Our group of 8 did the Wild West Heist. It was the perfect level for us to escape…read morewith 20 min left on the 60 min timer. They also had two other games to try. Try Break Out with a group of friends, you'll have a fun time!

Came here with my two kids and my friend and his wife and their daughter. We did Egyptian themed…read moreroom, lead by Brooklyn. I felt the difficulty was just right for the kids (aged 11-14) to enjoy themselves and participate and figure out some clues legitimately while the parents were still needed too. Juuuust right for a family or folks who might not be escape room pros. We had a good time and got out with 7 minutes to spare. It wasn't too cramped in there with 6 people. Brooklyn was friendly and did a nice job leading it. They automatically feed hints on a timer which made a difference too. Good entertainment for an afternoon. J.Ja

We love Escape in 60! We've done the witch's attic and After Hours and both were great. The only…read morereason we are giving 4 instead of 5 stars is because in After Hours they kept giving us hints without us asking for them which was frustrating! But lovely people and great rooms!!!

As a former escape room addict who eventually got disenchanted by routine puzzles/clues, loved…read moregoing here! The inventiveness that went into designing the rooms and their clues was original, and elaborate. We had 7 players from 15 to 75 and everyone was able to contribute. Our room was actually three, and you're not just opening a door to reach the next room. Also appreciated we were able to walk in and get a room right before the next scheduled time slot. The host was friendly and competent. Highly recommend for group fun and some mental exercise.

Had a great time doing the zombie room with the kids! We needed two hints (out of three) and got…read moreout with 4 minutes or so left so the difficulty was just right. For the two hints we used, I will say I could have sat there an hour in each one and never figured it out. Staff was great and everything was ready when we got there a few minutes early before the time we booked for. Will definitely return to do a different room in the future. J.Ja

We had a good time. I went in a group of 4 people. We tried the Egypt and Future escape experience…read more I don't think that this was an easy experience to solve, so we definitely had to use our clues. We used up all of the time allotted. The staff mentioned that they change the themes often, so you can keep coming back for a different experience. 4 Stars

My friend won a free visit to Xscape Works and invited me along in her group. We traveled back in…read moretime using two different "rooms" and were able to solve the problem with mere moments to spare. It was a great experience. Some of the rooms are showing obvious wear-and-tear from previous visitors but luckily didn't make any clues obvious. There were a few puzzles that would have been literally impossible with a smaller group or with children, so this is definitely a 4+ adult activity. I was very impressed with the dragon at the end - it looked like it was actually alive!

Excellent tourist game! They give you a place to meet and a briefcase with your puzzles. The game…read moretook us to some cool spots in town for the next clue and gave us some cool history with every spot we stopped at. Truly a unique experience that blends history tour, pub crawl and escape rooms. 100% will do this with visiting family again.

When searching for a great destination Escape Room in Charleston to add to my trip for the weekend,…read moreevery source I came across said I absolutely had to go to Time Traveler. They weren't wrong. I've done nearly 40 escape rooms so far and this spot is near the top for sure. Unique puzzles, excellent theming, available "room service" beer runs, and some of the most friendly and genuine owners I've met. Meghan was a joy before, during, and after the room. The whole group had a great time and there was just about enough to do for each of us (group of 4) in the JFK room. I wish there would have been a few more puzzles maybe, and that some of the puzzles were themed a bit better but overall this was one of my favorite rooms and am so glad to have gone!

What a fun time. 5 couples of us went do the over 21 games. We had a freaking blast. The host was…read moreawesome. The manager was a little stand offish. Looked at us like we was crazy when we walked in. But who cares. We still had a good time.

Three Stars -- Only Because My Family Made It Fun…read more My family of eight did our best to make this an enjoyable outing, and honestly, we are the reason it ended up being fun at all. The concept of an "epic game show experience" is there, but the execution really misses the mark. When you walk in, the entire setup is basically right at the door. The waiting/lounge area sits in the middle, and the adults-only game show is in the back--right next to the bathrooms. This layout became a big distraction. While we were playing, multiple people walked in and stood right beside us as the host kept going. A manager even came out to explain the experience to them while we were trying to hear our host. We played Family Feud for about 30 minutes, which felt at least 15 minutes too long. Our family still had fun, but that's because we enjoy games and can make anything entertaining at home. The setup itself felt very cheap. "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" lasted about 10 minutes with questions that didn't feel well thought out. "The Price Is Right" involved sorting Walgreens items into piles. Then we did flip‑cup tic‑tac‑toe on a fold‑out table with duct tape lines. The biggest issue is the host. I don't want to be rude, but he just wasn't very good, and that really matters in an experience like this. Overall, this felt like a low-budget setup with a halfhearted attempt at creating a game show atmosphere. My family made the best of it, but the experience itself needs major improvement.

We had our grandson for Spring Break and decided to try an arcade spot we hadn't been too. This…read moreplace is awesome. Tons of lanes, and lots of arcade space. They offer food, drinks, and even cocktails, but we cant report on this, as we only did games. The manager and staff were super helpful and very nice! We all had a wonderful time !!

My family has visited the Stars and Strikes location multiple times, and overall the arcade itself…read morehas usually been enjoyable for my children. However, during our most recent visit, I was informed that minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times in the arcade. While I understand businesses having supervision policies, the enforcement and explanation caught me off guard because this had never previously been addressed during earlier visits. As a single mother of two boys with different personalities and interests, it can be difficult to physically stand beside both children at every moment while also handling things like food, restrooms, or other normal parenting responsibilities. My children have never caused disruptions or behavioral issues during our visits. What made the experience frustrating was the lack of clarity surrounding the policy. I had to specifically search online afterward just to locate a single line mentioning the rule, and there does not appear to be much explanation regarding how the policy works in practical situations for families. I believe clearer communication and more consistent enforcement would help avoid confusion for parents visiting with children.

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.

The attention to details within the escape room enhanced the experience. There was even a…read morepersonalized note incorporated into the room (never seen that used before in other escape rooms we have done).

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!

If you're seeking an exceptional bar and an incredibly enjoyable experience, this is the place to…read morebe. We had an incredible time in the escape room. Leo, the host, was incredibly friendly and welcoming. She provided a thorough explanation of the process. The bartender also crafted some fantastic drinks. This place is a must-visit.

A decent way to spend an hour. Try to go on a rainy day because it will likely take you at least…read more45-minutes to solve all of the puzzles. Have an open mind. Think out of the box. Don't forget to turn on the lights in the 2nd room of the Pirate Escape Puzzle. Our family had fun and it would definitely appeal to all ages.

My family has done at least five and this one while fun was the worst. No games to play while you…read morewait, clues were way too direct "do this with that" vs cryptic. We got out with 20 minutes to spare and no excitement as a result. Again, it's fun. Just modify your clues and put some puzzles in the waiting room