This was my first escape room ever!…read more It was so fun :) I was impressed by the creativity and the intricacy of the puzzles. The rooms are also beautiful and well crafted. I won't give too many spoilers - we did the Storyteller and it had three rooms to "solve". The staff are wonderful too. The price is $45 per person. Located in Fremont.

+ Marvelous experience. The excellent reviews don't deceive. Excellent layout, well-designed…read morepuzzles, evocative acting. The unique thing about this escape room is they included an actor to immerse us in the story and to occasionally give us hints; a more immersive experience then having us push a button and waiting for the staff on the intercom to give us a clue. - Parking here is tricky. The lower-level parking structure right next door has many conflicting signs. Even the staff at Locurio weren't sure how to help us ensure free safe parking. Have to buy something at the nearby supermarket to get validated parking? Not sure. - Wish they allowed each of us a prop to hold for the photo at the end. Good thing I brought my own.

This was my second escape room and it was amazing!…read more We arrived early and checked out The Basement where they had tons of cushioned seating, snacks and a selection of Regular and Adult Beverages. Canned but decently priced! When you arrive you can check in for the escape rooms in The Basement, arrive about 10-15 mins early so you can make sure your waiver is signed and you get the overview and rules of the room. We had a group of 5 and did the Who Dennis room! Being my second room I do not have a ton of experience but for the price compared to the last room was no comparison. Way better! The size, layering of puzzles, and help when we needed it was great. We had a fun time and at no point with 5 people did we run out of anything to have to do. We didn't solve the puzzle but was extremely close! We were even offered 20% off if we wanted to come back and try to solve again. I'm hooked and need to go back and try and solve it again. They also had 3 other rooms available, and if they were any sort of the quality of the Who dunnit I am sure they will be great!

We had a group of 4 and did the cube escape room and had a lot of fun. We used a Groupon which was…read moregiving us trouble booking on their website. I called numerous times and emailed and a few days later someone called back and was able to book over the phone and expressed they have a new system and it wasn't coordinating with Groupon well. So if you have one feel free to reach out to them and book over the phone!

We did Shimmer Reef, which was nicely appointed and decorated and had lots of puzzles to complete…read moreof many different varieties. We all worked on different elements and escaped! The theme was good and our game master Alya was great. Very entertaining. Will definitely come back for other rooms. Ample parking and clean bathrooms.

Wonderful experience here. I came here last year for my birthday and had a great time. This time I…read morehad family visiting, and for some it was their first escape room. Anya (hope I'm spelling that right) was a terrific hostess. We did the Abandoned Mineshaft room and everyone had a total blast! The puzzles were creative and fun, and we were all able to contribute. We finished with 20+ minutes to spare, with I think one hint. Last time I dinged them 1 star only because their prices were quite a bit higher than other rooms in the area. This time, for our group size of 6, the price was in line with other rooms in the area (~$40/person). Would very highly recommend!

My husband & I had a fantastic date night at Trapped! From the period costumes, candlelit room &…read morequill pen for writing down clues, we really felt like we were stepping back in time to the 1800s. Our group of 4 was made up of two couples who did not previously know each other, but working out the puzzles together was so fun that we're now planning to stay in touch and attend the next event at Ft. Nisqually together! Can't wait for Halloween & the spooky mystery that will be waiting!!

Did this on January 11th at the 7:45 PM session with my boyfriend. There was a group of 4 and…read moreanother couple, so was pretty neat to do this experience not knowing anyone. Loved the story and it was a great experience, we escaped with less than a minute left despite not having some of the clues. A lot of fun and Allison was great. Highly recommend!

Went with a group of 4 and had an amazing time! All of us mid to late twenties with half of us…read morebeing completely new to puzzle rooms and the other half doing them a few times in the past. It was our first time coming to Quest Factors in general, and they made a great impression I'll go into below: Ended up doing the National Treasure room a 5/5 difficulty! Our game master Michael was very enthusiastic and gave great hints/ guidance. He's been with this establishment for a while and you can really tell he loves what he does! He definitely made our experience 100x better, conversing with us about the puzzles afterwards as well as open to suggestions on how to make the place better ( which honestly couldn't get better than it already is!). The waiting room is nice and clean with a drink station with tea and water, and easy access complimentary lockers for your belongings ( not required to use- we all opted to bring our purses and bags into the escape room ). As for the room itself, I thought the room was well themed and cohesive, they have added music cues when you complete some of the bigger puzzles which we were really digging! Nice ambient music while we were playing, and one of the best constructed rooms I've seen. Nothing is falling apart or has you questioning " is it supposed to do this/ is this thing not working." Puzzles don't have you brute forcing/ gambling answers- there's a logical solution to every one. We did go over our time limit of 1 hour, but I think since there was no booking ahead of us our game master graciously gave us a few more minutes! We finished in 1hr and 10 minutes approximately! Another detail we thought was cool is that they hang above the escape room doors outside the "quickest completion time." For National Treasure it's 30 minutes ( without hints or clues)! So definitely something for even the most seasoned escape room enthusiasts to challenge! We will definitely come back to try the other higher difficulty room at their Seattle location!

Still a sold three after doing mad scientist - the puzzles in this room weren't the greatest - a…read moregood room for kids except a complicated math puzzle.

Aiden was a phenomenal guide…read more Definitely one of our favorite escape rooms that have shown quality customer service. If you're looking for a value driven experience. This is definitely the place to check out with your friends!

I'm pretty sure I've been here before, but maybe never written a review? That said, I'll just write…read moreabout my more recent one. I came here for The Vault with a bunch of people from meetup. The Vault was sort of in beta, so there were things expectedly not quite working, and I won't fault the company for this. Overall, the puzzles were interesting/fun/dramatic to interact with, which is pretty great. That said... I don't love linear puzzle rooms, and this one was seriously that. We had 6? people for this room, but there was really only one puzzle available at a time (the one time there were two puzzles, the "meta" of them was brute-force-able, which means it wasn't even useful to do). I think you could count the number of puzzles total to be something like... 10 puzzles, which is a disappointing number especially with the number of people in the room. It makes me feel like they spent all their efforts into the fancy decor and flashy lights and ...story?, rather than puzzles. If you do come to do this escape room and you've done some before, I'd recommend a smaller number of people. It was generally obvious which puzzle was the one that needed doing; there was very little search-the-room so not much else for anyone else in the group while the single puzzle was being worked on. (And because the puzzles were so physically interactive, it wasn't really like multiple people could work on it at once.) Staff was friendly enough, though the front desk was usually absent. They do have a tiny photo booth closet which I think is fun! And they have a large parking lot shared with the fitness(?) next door so you don't have to worry about parking in downtown Redmond. I got tricked by the fitness and thought it wasn't there, but it is.

Reality break escapes was a positive experience for our group of nine, I enjoyed the quality staff…read morethat hosted our group, and I enjoyed that the style of escape room involved going from room to room. I would like to add to the rating, however, that they could have a bit more interactive decor in their rooms. I think the staff at this experience was great because they really cared about the experience of each person in our group, accommodated any questions or concerns, and understood that we were there to celebrate a birthday

while we did have fun given half the group had only one other escape room experience, some of us…read morehave been to many others and found this one simply wasn't worth the $54pp cost. we did the Cypherspace room, and it was somewhat satisfyingly challenging (medium challenge) but just kind of janky in design compared to other experiences... very low-tech and minimalist in design. initially was hard to find on apple maps as it appeared to be in a separate building to the Tendon Kohaku restaurant and not easily seen from the street till we found a tiny door to the left side. allot a little extra time if going at a time when the parking lot might be filled with restaurant goers