Really good family activity, Jacob was great as a room host. Legend of the Yeti was one of the…read moreharder escape rooms we've done but it was fun.

Really great time at escape room with my staff. A fun and engaging team bonding activityread more

Absolutely amazing experience!!!!! Had a blast with my family. Mo and Bri were the best game show…read morehosts!!!!!!

I undoubtedly believe that escape rooms are a team sport. We came here for a private event and I…read morehave to say, this was one of the most challenging and fulfilling escape rooms I've experienced. The theme was a space mission and our large group were spilt into two smaller groups with different tasks. The commitment to the theme was evident in all the details and props. The little launch simulators were very exciting and we really felt like we had to succeed. It was a novel set up compared to the traditional "escape" rooms of the past. I will say it was a higher difficulty room and finishing in time is a worthy effort. The staff were kind and helpful and even took pictures for us at the end.

Diego and Xavier were amazing game hosts and super nice. We broke Diego's record of 23 min by 24…read moremin in Special Ops. Thanks guys!

This was my very first time doing an escape room, and we tried it as a team-building activity--let…read moreme tell you, we loved it! In fact, we ended up doing three rooms in one day. To be fair, the second time was because our original room stopped working, but the staff handled it so well. They moved us to a new room, gave us free T-shirts, and made sure we still had a great experience. I never realized how exciting it could be to work together to solve puzzles and "escape" before. They give you just enough help so you don't get stuck, but not so much that it feels unfair. It's the perfect balance of challenging and fun. That said, I probably wouldn't recommend doing three rooms in a single day--by the third time, everyone was a little aggravated (normal when you're locked in small spaces together!). Once or twice is perfect. Overall, 10/10 would recommend The Escape Game Houston. It's exciting, well-run, and a fantastic way to bond with coworkers, friends, or family.

This was so much fun thank you so much Ozzy! Definitely needed the 3 clues! Locktopia I will be…read moreback soon!

Had a great time going through Aurora. Andrew was great at guiding us through the room when needed…read more Overall highly recommend Locktopia

I've done about 4-5 escape rooms, and this one was the most immersive…read more I recommend giving yourself 10-15 minutes to find the place. Finding it was kind of like a mini-escape room in itself! You go through an entrance that kind of looks like a hotel building ish. You'll still be outside and inside an elevator Theme: you'll figure out what happened to houdini. And right from the get go (when you do find the actual place), it feels incredibly immersive In terms of difficulty, this one one of the more easier ones. I went with 3 other people who have never done an escape room before, and we all succeeded. Some challenging puzzles but nothing you can't figure out with some trial and error This feels a little more on the pricier side ($64/person), but you semi-interact with the "staff" (where most escape rooms they leave you alone). But all in all, probably the most unique one I've done!

Strange Bird is located in a small suite inside of a large office complex so directions are…read moredefinitely needed to find your way. Once there, the escape room is a wonderful way to spend a hot summer afternoon in the cool a/c and out of the Houston heat! There's a clean and bright minimalistic waiting area with clever quirky riddles, bird pics and signs on the walls. (Sidenote: the bathroom is a time portal so be careful). When the escape room event begins Madame Daphne comes out to greet your group and leads you to her tarot reading room where she does readings for about 2 people after handing each person a liability waiver that's kept in their own personalized box, each disguised as a book she pulls from her bookshelf. You crumble your waiver up and throw it in the birdcage with her co-worker Sir Walter, who is in charge of the forms. Each person puts their belongings away for safekeeping in Madame Daphne's wardrobe. It's recommended to put your cellphone away but you are allowed to keep it in case you feel you might need your flashlight. That is the only reason you are to use your cell phone once inside. When everyone's items are stored away and after going over the rules, Madame Daphne leads you into her seance parlor. She uses your group's help to channel the ghosts of Harry Houdini and strange things begin to occur as Houdini confirms he's in the room with you. He demands that Madame Daphne leave and you and your group are then left to solve various clues to free his ghost and yourselves from the escape room. The sound and visual effects, realistic props and stellar acting by the individuals who portray Madame Daphne and the ghost of Harry Houdini make this a truly immersive experience. It's easy to see why this escape room has been ranked as the best one in the country.

It was fun! Matthew was super accommodating even though we were walk ins! Give him a raise. He's…read morethe one. The Dig was an adventurous experience! The clues were very helpful.

We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon with no prior reservation and there were three rooms…read moreimmediately available for us to escape from. The place is a little difficult to find at first, but once we found it Oscar took great care of us. He gave a very brief run down of each room available and gave us clear instructions once we were in the room. While escape rooms are not my first choice of group activity, the unexpected twists and turns of the room we were in turned out to be a lot of fun. We found that some of the steps to completing the room were unintuitive and we needed hints to progress. I would recommend if you're looking for a team building activity for a small group (8 people max maybe).

Great time and event, both hosts were incredible. I went with my team from work and this was by far…read morethe best employee appreciation event I attended. The games were price is right influenced and were every simple to understand.

Wow! Wow! Wow! I can admit that initially I was like is this really going to be a good idea? Why…read moredid I question it? Because wow! While it was great to see some familiar faces, it was even better to meet some new faces. We joined forces as team "Strawberry Scarlett" and never looked back! It was almost as if we knew each for the longest of times and we all had just met tonight. If anyone is looking for team building, I'd definitely recommend this place. You work together as a team and come up with answers to questions that you think you have it all together, news flash, who did y'all poll for some of these answers. Lol. It's all good because Strawberry Scarlett stayed on top till the very end. Yes there is some salt in that statement. It was a fantastic event overall. I am thinking the manager was having a little bit of scare towards the beginning and during team assignments (hence not 5 stars). I get it, it's overwhelming expecting so many people. Hopefully in the end she was able to relax because everything was great. KEKE and Savannah (I hope I have her bae right) made up for some of that experience. They kept us hype during game time Saint Arnold was there along with J. Lohr wines and whithaven for our libations. But let's pause and talk about that Knead Me Bakery lemon scone. I love any and everything lemon and they had it right on spot. We also were served some Chuys, tap the mic, jalapeño dip. Yum. Along with Zalat Pizza. Thank you Ms. Britt. Great idea as always. And you blew it out the park showcasing multiple businesses just a short walk away. You're the best! Job well done for sure.

We recently had a combined birthday at Beat the Bomb. None of our party had ever participated in…read morethis interactive experience, and we had a great time There is a fully stocked bar with cocktails, beer, wine, seltzers and frozen concoctions, and other drinks. They also have a menu with food. They have some other game lanes in the lobby you can play while you wait for your session to begin We split up int 2 teams. A team can have between 2-6 people on it (ours had 5). You first choose if you want to do the paint bomb ending or slime (there might be one other option). From there you proceed to 4 interactive game rooms In each interactive game room you have to complete puzzles and objectives. It's more like an interactive live action video game with friends than an escape room. Depending on how fast you meet the objectives you will have time added to your end game where you have to beat the bomb. I'll explain this more in a bit You can wear whatever closes you want (street clothes), but there is some running around, jumping, ducking, and in my case sweating. After the interactive rooms you will get full white hazmat suits (with hoods) and goggles. The suit covers your shoes so you shouldn't really get much anything on you. In this room you are working together to pilot a virtual vehicle that is rolling around and neutralizing bombs. Each member will get a bubble control that you'll squeeze to either go right, go left, got forward, aim, shoot, etc. if you have less than 6 people one person might have multiple responsibilities. This section is timed. If you don't meet the objective in the allotted time you will be slimed or sprayed with paint. We did the paint bomb, we beat it, but we still opted to be sprayed with paint (for the experience). This part is on full display form the lobby Some tips: When you're done at Beat the Bomb you can drive over (or walk) to Saint Arnold's Brewing Company for great beer, food, and merriment. You can also visit Meow Wolf which is located right next door They have bundles where if you have an event you could save up to 40%. This could be a fun party or team bonding activity There is plenty of parking in their parking lot (shared with Meow Wolf), but it is a paid parking lot Cheers!!

Came here after visiting the MW experience next door. Honestly, I wish we had started here. Because…read moreit was late and we didn't have a reservation, we didn't get to compete, but we sat and had cocktails and mocktails while we listened to the DJ and watched other people attempt to beat the bomb. While there I noticed they have specials on food and drinks for NFL game days. Hopefully they will do the same for the NBA. Can't wait to go back with a group of smarty pants to try our hand at beating the bomb. But it was a fun hang even if you don't want to play the game.

This place is awesome…read more Play games and enjoy having fun. Pros: Variety of games Scheduled time / Clean restroom Had my kids party here and they loved it ! Cons : none

Way too expensive for the lame games they offer. We played angry birds and it was uneventful. They…read moredon't offer refunds which we tried to get before going. Don't waste your money. Attendant was nice and place looked high tech.

First time at an escape room and it was so much fun!!! I really didn't know what to expect or how…read moreto maneuver around the room but my coworkers helped me along the way. We did the Sherlock room and it was really difficult. It didn't help when we got out and was told it was the easiest room lol. All in all it was very fun, creative, thought provoking, etc, etc.. The staff member was there to give us clues on the screen whenever we were stuck. We ran out of time but still had a blast! Will return!

I've been to a few escape rooms and thought this one was on par with the others…read more As far a price is concerned, I thought they were reasonable priced compared to others maybe even a bit cheaper. Perhaps it's a bit cheaper because the inside is a bit rough/unfinished. I mean It's not dirty, unsafe, or disgusting - but you can tell that little investment is made to "upscale" things. Staff - the lady working the room ( I believe she's the owner) is super cool. We did the Avengers themed room and succeeded ( and it was not because of my skills). It was a lot of finding clues to open locks. I felt that maybe 80% of it was finding ways to open locks then use what was hidden to do something to move to the next step. Now, let's be honest, if we are the Avengers, I don't think we are going to look for clues to open locks. I sure there are more effective/efficient ways to open them:-). Same goes for a normal person, lock cutters anyone? Overall it was fun and we finished with about 5 minutes remaining. Think we were there for about an hour total.