Enigma Escape room is excellent. We've been to two rooms. The first was Fairytale (4/5 in…read moredifficulty). It's a small room with no secondary room, but it's a lot of fun. It has many little disjoint puzzles which are somewhat challenging. Each puzzle is independent of the others, which allows for a group to split into smaller groups and solve the puzzles in parallel. The second room was The Lost Treasure (3/5 in difficulty). It was well thought-out and somewhat more challenging than advertised. The main room leads to a secondary room, and the main room is considerably more challenging. Both rooms were suitable for all ages. One of the great things about Enigma is that they allow you a lot of extra time. On both occasions they allowed us almost an additional hour to try to escape. They gave lots of clues, without taking away from the challenge. Moreover, the place is well maintained and it is clean. Keep up the good work.

This new escape room is conveniently located downtown, and we went there for a work social. Getting…read morein was slightly disorganized, but understandably so given that there were at least 50 people squeezed into the reception area at one point. It's a cozy place though with a few couches, coat racks, and lockers to store your belongings - oh, and the mandatory signs to hold up for pictures afterwards, of course. There are 7 different rooms here, 2 of which are horror themed. My team selected the "Godfather" with its 5/5 stars in difficulty rating, with the reason that we wouldn't be embarrassed even if we failed (i.e., a good excuse haha). Without spoiling anything, it gave us quite a run for our money! At first I had thought that the 9 people (maximum) we had in the small room would be overkill, but there were a few convoluted clues in there that had all of us circling around in confusion. It was only after 4 calls for hints later (hints are unlimited here - you'll need them) and with just 1 minute to go on the clock that we thankfully made our escape. Overall, everyone enjoyed the escape games, and the friendliness of the staff definitely contributed to the positive experience. Instructions were clear and the process was fairly efficient, although I felt they were somewhat understaffed as there was sometimes a delay in receiving hints - again, this was to be expected as we constituted a large group, but you'll appreciate my frustration when you're in the room staring in panic at the clock counting down on the wall. The price is reasonable given the location, recommended! :)

Came here with a large group of friends for the escape room. It was overall a good experience. The…read morestaff was very in character and friendly (service 5/5) The puzzles weren't solvable in parallel (we had large group) and so I kept getting stuck on puzzles we didn't have enough hints yet for. Also the sensors/wiring were not working which led us to waste time. The lounge was nice and cozy - you could play jenga with your friends while waiting

What a blast Great…read moreescape room company. Especially this location. We tried the wine cellar, which is the second hardest and it was crazy, but really really fun. Did it in over an hour had to use the phone to get help as it was really comp Great, great restaurant great service Highly recommend checking these guys out

Did the "diamond heist" room and it was so fun. Lots of…read moredifferent rooms and a good difficulty level. Had a lot of fun doing the room with my boyfriend! Go here :) we got out!! Jenn and priscila are beautiful and wonderful workers :)

A surprisingly great experience for such a small place! My friends and I did the Diamond Heist game…read moreand it was a lot of fun. It was a little on the easier side compared to other escape rooms I've done but I enjoyed it nonetheless. The riddles are interesting and require thought but are easy enough for non-experienced escape room players. I would go back to try the other two games as they sound a bit more exhilarating.

Did the Butcher's Basement with my boyfriend and we had a wonderful time! The puzzles matched the…read moredifficulty stated on the website (4/5 if I remember correctly). If you're worried about the horror effect, don't worry because I was too, but it was not bad! This room calls for a maximum of 8 people but we were able to complete it with 2. The staff were friendly and kind, and the ambience of the place is lovely. Looking forward to trying out the other rooms!

Roundabout Canada is located right in downtown core, just a minute walk away from Yonge and Dundas…read more Given their location, and the fact that they have 5 games available, I came in expecting smaller scale rooms (compared to the ones out in Markham or North York). And the room we were in was definitely not large. However, unless moving around was a key element in the story, I wouldn't base my ratings solely on size. We did the Prisoner. Given the allotted space they had to work with, I would say they made good use of it. There's enough space to walk around, and it really set the atmosphere of the story. Each clue was only used for one puzzle, and there were enough hints to be able to logically connect them to the appropriate locks. There was a clear sense of progression as you solved each puzzle, allowing you to move towards the next step of the story. Several clues were related to the story itself, and that's always good design. The only drawback to me is the amount of space they have to work with, given that they decided to run 5 different games concurrently, since you're paying the same price as pretty much everywhere else

They were nice enough to extend our start time for our large group. Clear instructions were…read moreprovided with a story line. We completed the Blind Tiger escape room as that was only room which accommodated 12 people. Each time we were stuck, the staff assisted. That particular escape room was immersive, lots of different ways to seek out clues. We couldn't beat the best time of 40 mins Tips: GPS leads to the spa down the road. The escape room is closest to the bbq chicken. It's the stairs leading to the upper unit. Communicate with your group. Clues might come in other ways (focus on all senses)

Played the Blind Tiger Speakeasy with 7 of my friends on a Thursday night. We had a great time and…read morewere pleasantly surprised by how many puzzles there were to solve and how thoughtfully they created the game. There were 3 staff that helped us out and I very much appreciated that they were able to accommodate one friend that was running late. The rest of us started the game and he was able to join us after. For large groups, I'd highly recommend Blind Tiger Speakeasy since you could reserve it for up to 12 players. I liked that I would make a payment for 8 of us at the time of booking, and if other friends wanted to join, they could and they would just need to pay for their admission at the time of arrival. Thanks for a great time Captive Escape Rooms!

I will try not to spoiled my room…read more.. A group of us had a reservation for the 8pm session in the hockey room (YES they have a hockey themed ones, my boyfriend LOVED it since he's a massive hockey fan). We arrived a bit early, so was told to wait a little bit in the game room. Once it was our turn, we had the standard procedure like other escape rooms- store away your personal belongings in a locker, coat check, rules explained, etc. THE ROOM - beautifully staged, very much like an actual hockey locker room - great props, well maintained - clues are very cleverly set up ( we almost got all the clues without helps but we were always soooooo close to solving and then asked for the hint) STAFF - both staffs were extremely friendly, very helpful (in my opinion) on the clues and will guide you to solving the locks after you tell them what's your progress OVERALL THOUGHTS - given the way the hockey room was set up and the storyline about the theme, it's very kids/ family friendly - prices were affordable, not on the pricey side compare to others - location is very convenient, as there's a subway station right around the corner

So I went to the circus room w my parents and my two little brothers, who were terrified it was…read moregonna b a scary experience, but the woman that was helping us ( I think her name is Katerina, she's blonde) made sure to explain it to them and make them feel comfortable! It was so fun, I would really recommend the circus room to someone w kids

This is one of the InBlack escape room location in downtown near Wellesley station. Looks like it's…read morenewly opened and very clean facility. Staff were very attentive and friendly. He helped us a lot throughout the experience. They even have a small refrigerator, so we were able to keep our milk tea cold and fresh during 90 mins playing escape room. We played Digital Rescue, which was quite satisfying (and all my friends agreed!) and creative :) Worth giving it a try!

We do a lot of escape rooms (at about 100 now). I really loved the idea of this room but a lot of…read morethe puzzles were hard to understand or actively broken. It really took us out of the experience unfortunately.

Been here a few times. This is a mid-tear Escape Room place, not the worst but certainly not the…read morebest. The clues and room themes don't necessarily go hand-in-hand, and it feels like random puzzles were used for each themed room. The explanations prior to game start weren't well explained, and it seemed the staff working were less enthusiastic about helping and more adamant about getting us to post on social media about our time after the fact.

This is the very first escape room that I ever tried, and to be honest I was a little disappointed…read moredue to the size of the room. I went with a group of 6 and since we were kinda noobs we decided to try out the easiest room, which is the Billard Room. The room was so small (about 3m x 5m), and with the giant pool table in the middle it was difficult to move around. From where I see the other rooms are just as small, if not smaller, so I think 4 people should be the maximum capacity for this place. I do love the photo wall with the signs however, great for photo ops with friends and posting on Facebook lol.

A fun off the beaten path way to experience Casa Loma!…read more We played the King of the Bootleggers game in the afternoon (4:30pm). The game is designed for up to 15 people. In the end our group had 9 people. A little unusual is that because the games are designed for such a large number of people you'll likely be playing with strangers unless you have enough friends and book the entire game. Since the castle closes at 5pm we didn't have trouble parking. If you're purely there for the game I'd recommend booking an evening game so the parking lot is more likely to have space. The website difficulty rating was accurate. With 9 people it was very challenging to finish in 60 minutes. If only we had about 10 more minutes we probably could have solved it fully. (Someone told me that Murdoch Mysteries was so hard to at with a group of 12 they only solved about 70% of it. But she still had a great time!) King of the Bootleggers is great in that there are three separate rooms that are part of the puzzle. So the group is divided up. You may be able to mostly only play with your friends and not strangers. At the end you do come together for a final puzzle that requires some teamwork. That also means this particular game has re-play value! If you played one room you could get play again and ask to play a different room. The actors did a fantastic job and really set this escape room apart from all others I've played. They were helpful with giving unlimited hints while staying in character. If encouraged to interact with them in character (but no physical touching. Be nice to them). Part of Bootleggers was walking through the tunnels of the castle. The tunnels were decorated with lights for Christmas! So that was a nice bonus. Highly recommend! There's also a photo op at the end and you can tip your actors. Take away points are you should have a lot of friends or be prepared to play with strangers if you want to win and go in the evening for better parking.

My family did the Casa Loma Escape Room (Bootleggers Tour) on a Friday night. The four of us was…read morearound $150.00 (American). I believe there were 11 of us in the escape room total. In addition to the 11 people participating in the escape room there are three actors participating. The actors remained in character the entire time. Overall we were there for about 90 minutes. This was my first escape room but I would definitely recommend. Parking can be an issue so we Ubered from our downtown hotel.

My experience with these guys was great. I used their app and was able to find the type of game…read morethat I was looking to play. They have a great way of narrowing it down. I was unable to ask for it to be delivered on a certain day and it came in a brand bag and even had three bags of popcorn in it. What a nice touch We got a trivia game and a betting /someone trivia game. They were both in great condition and they had a contents list that was laminated inside. And all the cards had protective sleeves over them so it was great for keeping everything fresh as well as cleaning anything between customers. I opted to drop it off myself instead of paying for it to be picked up. They close at seven so it was a little tight for me with when I finish work but I was able to get them back. It was really hard to find. They have a sandwich sign that sometimes gets knocked down in the wind and it wasn't clear inside what way I needed to go to find the place. I love this idea though the fact that you can rent boardgames instead of having to buy them is perfect. You could really step up your game night game

This store has a fantastic selection of board games and card games, really well organized, with a…read morebunch of highlights that you're not likely to have seen before. I could've spent an hour browsing their selection. Tanya was very knowledgeable about their whole selection, and she helped me find some new games that my kids will love.