My wife and I have done 80ish or so escape rooms with very little losses. We aren't experts. We…read morejust do it as a hobby all over the country. We struggle just like anyone else on some rooms. But after 80ish we feel comfortable in determining what rooms are good and which are trash. We generally judge rooms on stories, logic in puzzles, fun, and production value (like how quality the props and ambiance is). We are local to CTX and feel that this is your best bet anywhere local by FAR. The owners are absolutely fantastic. The rooms are well put together and logical. We have done all of their rooms, and were pretty far up on the all time leader board for the enigma room they no longer have and now the asylum room. We have done all of their rooms and enjoyed them all immensely. The owner is so awesome, and definitely listens to customers. We did struggle with one puzzle in one of the rooms which was a dexterity issue mainly. The owner actually ended up changing the puzzle slightly. I won't give it away but what I'm saying is if we were being absolutely nit picky, we have only ever found one MINOR issue out of the hundreds of puzzles and it was adjusted. Contrast that with the room we just did at Waco Escape Rooms where the game master said the final puzzle has never been solved without a clue. No adjustment. Silly. Anyhow, I would come back for this room any time they get a new room. They have a holiday one that's replacing the cabin actually which we will be at the week it opens!

We did the Rosewood Manor Room. We really enjoyed doing this room. We did need a few clues, but we…read morewere able to escape. I def recommend looking for all moveable things and look for anything out of place. Will def be back!

Heard about this place from a friend. We had been looking for new and different date night ideas…read moreand figured we would give it a shot. Since my partner is afraid of heights, we chose to start with Jungle Quest, which is a whimsical game that requires players to work with each other to solve a series of mini challenges. When we arrived, we got detailed instructions on how to use the controls, game play, etc. Once we started the game, we had a bit of a slow start, but by the end, we were moving and collaborating effectively. They were so nice and gave us an extra 20 minutes so we could finish our game. Sadly, I was one of the small percentage of people to feel motion sickness/nausea. My partner is normally the one that experiences that sort of thing. Maybe I just had my headset on too tight? Anyway, I felt a lot better once I completed the game and drank some water. We are definitely going to go back to try a different game and even see about booking a team builder event for our employers.

I've gone here twice now. The first time was with staff is a bit of a team builder. The owners were…read moresuper helpful and getting everything set up and helping us to choose games that were great for us. We did two different games and broke up into two different groups and had a blast over the years I've done several escape rooms, but nothing like this. We finished having a drink and some pizza that again the owners helped with coordinating. All in all everyone had a good time and I even came back with my family.

It's your friend's birthday. She's six drinks deep on the night (that might be under the true…read morecount), and she loves murder mysteries. Now, I've seen 2018's Game Night, and I don't have the money to get Jeffrey Wright to come to my house and start a mystery. The second best thing is a murder mystery escape room at Escapology in Round Rock. Here's my spoiler-free review of how things went down. As we got in, we got a chance to buy alcohol and drinks from Escapology to take into the mystery room with us. That's pretty cool, because nothing makes critical thinking easier than a Dos. Once we got in and were explained the rules, it was go time. We started messing around with things, trying to figure out where to start. For the most part, one thing led to another led to another, and we were burning through the clock. Sadly, bad math and some overthinking led us toward some moments of confusion, but we were pretty well locked in. Our birthday queen was not really all there, but we sure let her punch in most of the codes. She had the most fun. I really love how the puzzles in these mystery rooms are always so creatively unique, and the additional rooms that open up as you continue playing. Being able to see that pathway in real time as you're playing is so cool. We had seemingly unlimited clues from the Game Master, and we asked for just a few during our play, which told us how we were basically on the right track, and either just did a minor thing wrong or just forgot a step along the way. This was the most fun I've had at an escape room before. Maybe it was the alcohol in my system, but I wanna say it's from the high-quality rooms that Escapology put together, which really felt thought out and creative. The Dos was nice too. RIYL: The opposite of claustrophobia

We took four teenagers to Escapology in Round Rock and had an absolute blast. It was the perfect…read morelevel of challenging. We had to really work together, think through the clues, and pay attention to the details. We ended up solving the room with only a few minutes left, which made the whole experience even more fun. The staff really stood out, too. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, helpful, and genuinely enthusiastic about making sure we enjoyed ourselves. You could tell they wanted us to have a great experience. And a special bonus for the adult in the group: the bar! While the teenagers were excited about the escape room, having that little grown-up treat made the outing even better for me. This was such a fun thing to do with teenagers, which is not always the easiest age group to entertain. Everyone left talking about how much fun they had and wanting to do another room. Highly recommend Escapology Round Rock!

So much fun! It was our second time to go. This time we did the Call of the Ancient as a party of…read morefour. The level was tricky but not so that it felt impossible. Our adrenaline was really amp towards the end and we finished with only THREE SECONDS left! The staff is so nice. Our host Naomi was great!!! Highly recommend for friends and/or family fun!

If you like escape rooms and like scary stuff, the cabin part 1 is a must do! The staff and actors…read morewere talented! The puzzles were creative and fun. Highly recommend.

It was a wonderful and challenging experience. Zach was a gracious guide! We found out after…read morebooking that Prison Break is the hardest room to beat. However, we still performed well under pressure. Unfortunately, we did run out of time before we completed all tasks. All in all, we had a great night working with each other.

Surprisingly fun! I thought it would be childish but it was…read moreSUPER fun and honestly hard!! CJ was amazing and extremely helpful! Thank you team!

We recently visited Lone Star Entertainment, formerly The Breaking Point, and decided to try out…read moretheir rage room where you break items. We selected the "smash therapy" option. It was $50 per person for 30 minutes, and initially I thought, 30 minutes? That's not enough time. Well, let me tell you, by the time those 30 minutes were up, I realized it was plenty of time! You get 36 items per person to smash, and everything is set up and ready to go when you arrive. The room can accommodate up to nine people. Full disclosure, there were four of us, and I felt like that was a good number. With nine people, I imagine it might be a bit of a tight fit, or at least you'd have to take turns smashing things. They provide crowbars if you opt to use them for smashing items to get the job done, or just throw the items if you choose as well (on the back designated wall) - you get suited up before all the fun begins. I must say, there is something incredibly cathartic and satisfying about breaking glass! The staff was really friendly, and I especially appreciate that this is a family-owned, mom-and-pop business. A couple of things to know before you go: arrive 10-15 minutes before your selected time slot you purchased online, so you can get checked in, suited up, and ready to start at your designated time. You also have to sign a waiver before your arrive, but it's a simple quick process. You can bring your own Bluetooth speaker and camera/phone to record the fun! PRO TIP - bring a tripod for your phone/camera to capture the adventure! We created a fun playlist, very fitting for the experience. It definitely added to the atmosphere. They also offer other activities, including a splatter room where you can throw paint as well as separate offering for axe throwing. I'd suggest checking out their website to see which experience best suits your interests and budget - as each experience they offer comes in a different flavor. Altogether, we had a really great time! Grab your friends or family and go break some stuff. It's a great way to let loose, laugh, and do something a little different. Would we return? Absolutely!

I had a lot of fun breaking stuff here. I was given protective gear including a helmet with a…read moreplastic protector for the face, gloves and clothing. The guys in the front desk were very friendly, they let us connect to their speaker through Bluetooth and I played some hard rock music that I found fitting for the occasion. The session lasts 25 minutes. I added 2 TVs to smash, those are very hard to break since they only have metal bars and not sledgehammers as other rage rooms, I'd avoid purchasing them as extra next time. The guys were nice and gave me an extra computer monitor to break, it was fun! They also have 1 fridge and a broken washer that you can smash. Very therapeutic!

The room was fun and challenging! Carson the staff member was friendly and helpful. I would…read morerecommend!

Our host went above & beyond to make our experience excellent for the adults AND the younger…read morechildren in our family. We will be back.

Both locations are wonderful. We've gone to both and have had a great time. This is definitely one…read moreof the better escape rooms in Texas. Anytime we come to visit family in Killeen we stop and find a room. Owners and staff are great to work. Our favorite part about the rooms are the detail and the immersion. You really get a sense that you are in the location.

This was our first time going to an escape room and it was so much fun! We did the SAW inspired…read moreone. It started with instructions that were easy to understand. We were led in the room, and I liked the little theme it had. It was almost a given that we worked together. It came naturally. If we were on the right track, the game master would give us tiny hints but for the most part it was not hard to do. There were surprises and it had my heart pumping!We cannot wait to go back another time and oh they do offer military discount ! (Make sure you go early to fill in waivers and use the restroom) and yes we escaped !

This place is awesome! They've got plenty of axe throwing lanes, a spear throwing lane, a rage…read moreroom, a bounce house for the kids, corn hole, and several other games. It's byob. They've got party rooms and foam axe throwing for kids under 7 and kids over 7 can throw real axes. We went on Sunday at 4-6 and it was completely empty so we had the whole place to ourselves. They're also veteran owned and give veteran discounts.

My family of 15 decided to check this place out since a few of us have been wanting to try axe…read morethrowing for quite some time. We walked in and there was only one other family there, so we were able to get a lot of attention. Billy was very patient with us and extremely nice. Great customer service and very fun. However, although you get 1 hour of axe throwing, we left after 30 minutes. Once you get several throws in, the excitement leaves lol. Since it was my birthday, Billy also allowed me to spin a cool wheel at the front that had different gifts I could win. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because it was 103 degrees outside and it also felt like it was 103 degrees inside this place. Definitely needed air conditioning in this Texas heat.