Four of us went and did the End of Days escape room! Megan was our game master and was awesome! It…read morewas a lot of fun and as we're relatively new to the world of escape rooms, found it was just challenging enough for a "beginner" room. We had a great time and will be back to try more!

Had an amazing time here, the spirit of friendship was alive and well. A time was indeed. Went out…read morefor a team building event and it was super enjoyable. The staff was amazing and were the nicest group of professionals I've ever met. Thankful for the experience.

We returned to Complexity in Nov of 2019 to try their "The Blizzard" Room - You and your team are…read moresent in to search for evidences made by a ground-breaking duo years ago on an important research discovery. You had no idea that a blizzard storm is approaching your team and you need to seek shelter right away. This is the time to sharpen your survival instincts so your team would be able to live through this storm and bring back the research evidence to base! HIT THE BULLSEYE -Intriguing storyline and very different from a lot of the survival and rescue themed rooms we've played so far -All the props used were relatable to the storyline and we felt like we were in a real igloo -The lighting and ambience went well with the room design -Puzzles were mostly linear but explained the story in a reasonable order to accomplish the final goal. With that said, our recommended size for this room would be a max of 3-4 people due to the size and communication factor in the room MISSED THE MARK -This is the first time we actually had to pay attention to the storyline from the game master for something we had to use in the room later. Perhaps there could be another hint in the room just in case the players missed it at the beginning, and it doesn't have to count as a hint? -One game piece might need a bit of clearer instruction of what is "on" and what is "off" from the start as it was a bit confusing to figure out on our own -The hint system utilized can be heard only in one area of the room. Perhaps a speaker that can cover all areas can be installed that would make the players experience more pleasurable -For a more immersive feel to the storyline, the outside area of the door could have a bit of a "blizzard" feel before entering -Some added on wind or lowering the AC effect can also bring in a more immersive feel to the experience. Music would definitely help as well. -The ending could use some work. Perhaps an added-on sound effect for the helicopter rescue just to signify the win as we didn't realize we had been saved until the game master came in a few minutes later saying we've already completed all the tasks TAKE A SHOT? This room reminded us of a "fantasy cartoonish world" like Disney's "Frozen". We felt that kids would really enjoy this room due to the color, props used, and the set design. Some puzzle aspects might even be easier from their perspective as the dim lighting made some clues and colors harder for us to see. We feel that kids will have no issues identifying them. We really enjoyed putting our mindset to basic survival skills and working our steps to finally being successfully rescued!

A group of us had never done an escape room before so we had no idea what to expect. Alexis did a…read moregreat job explaining what the room was about and offered some critical clues as we worked our way through it. We managed to complete the room with a couple of minutes to spare and had a great time.

One of the best Escape Room experiences we have had! By far the most professionally done, in terms…read moreof the experience itself, the puzzles and the whole experience. The puzzles were very challenging while still being really fun. The owner is incredibly passionate about the experience and does everything he can to make it a memorable and fun experience. One thing I did not know before arriving was that Pursue the Clues donates a portion of its proceeds to local charities. To me, this makes a great experience even better. So glad to have them as part of the community!

So much fun and very challenging! We will definitely be back to try a different game soon!!read more

Did Jungle 2 with my better half and it was awesome! We finished with 1:08 left on the clock…read more Definitely look forward to the next! I don't remember the staffmember's name but I am fairly certain we were the last reservation of the night and I am grateful for not only his patience but also his engagement and energy. He made us feel right at home and (in a good way) added right on to the eeriness of the lobby/foyer area for Jungle 2. The puzzles were fun to figure out as a team of two although another head or two likely would've lead to us completing the room with more time - once you're locked in, you're locked in. I'd honestly do this one again. ABSOLUTELY recommended if you haven't already done it!

Did the kraken room and it is clever and super fun. Three of us- myself and two teens. We made some…read morestupid oversights and needed clues we shouldn't have needed but had a great time. Really fun and highly recommend.

Without giving too much away, I'd like to highly recommend this escape room!…read more (Be warned, the entrance is a little tricky to spot, but one you're in the parking lot, you'll see "Quandary" signage to guild you in.) Also be warned, tell your guide before-hand whether or not your group is interested in jump-scares! ;) This escape room company had multiple locations, and naturally has multiple room themes to choose from so there's options for everybody!

My family decided to come here for a Sunday Funday activity. We were looking to do something in…read morethis area and after loving this companies rooms in Farmington and Rocky Hill, it was the perfect spot. We originally booked one of the rooms but on the way called up and asked if we could switch to the other. Since they had no one coming in after us they had no issue allowing it which was nice. We did the Zodiac Killer. It was an alright room but was all manual locks and puzzles, nothing electronic or anything. A fair escape room, but certainly not as good as the three puzzles we've done at the other two locations.

The rooms are beautifully decorated and the puzzles are just difficult enough to make it fun! The…read morepeople working there were super helpful setting up for our daughter's party. They have yummy cocktails and mocktails available and the entry/ common area is very cool.

Escapology Escape Rooms Haunted House Review: Haunts and…read moreHorror Reviews We were able to play the newest Escape Room at Escapology in Danbury, CT called Haunted House. This one has a backstory and atmosphere that is darker and more ominous than a basic scary mansion theme. It is an immersive experience of being in an old house that is haunted and tormented by evil spirits and the tragic end of the family that lived there. It packs a lot in a small space with some jump scares and it is probably best for a group of 4 to 6 people. Some of the puzzles can be challenging so it's good to have help. The final stages of the game really elevate the experience as your time ticks down and urgency increases. The tasks to be solved become more sinister in nature but also were the most fun part. The detail and atmosphere really put this one over the top. Highly recommended if you enjoy spookier types of games and experiences.

I've been to escape rooms before at other locations and this one takes the cake! It's high quality…read morefeatures, interesting puzzles, and friendly staff. They have four rooms, with awesome themes so every room is whole other type of game. Pricing is reasonable. 10/10 would recommend!

This was the second time I did an escape room. It was a lot of fun. It's located on Main Street so…read moremake a day of it by going to lunch or dinner at one of the many restaurants close by. We did the "Inquisition" escape room, which could be scary for little kids. Jasbir was wonderful guiding us when we needed clues. We made it out but it took us just about an hour! lol so much fun!!

Went here for the first time on Saturday to celebrate my twin boys' 13th birthday. I don't remember…read morethe name of our guide, but she was very fun and engaging. Myself and my boys had been to one other escape room experience (in Albany, I believe), but this one was above and beyond our previous experience. It reminded me a little of the MagiQuest at a Great Wolf Lodge, but better. We were two moms and 4 teen/tween boys and us moms enjoyed it as much as the kids. We started with the easiest adventure - Dragon's Curse. We had an hour and we completed it in about 40 minutes. We will definitely be back to experience some of the more challenging options!

It was really entertaining. I went with my kids to celebrate my friends' kids birthday and we had a…read moreblast! Just the right amount of intrigue and difficulty for the adventure that we did which was "Dragons curse". Perfect for their age (11 to 13) but seriously really fun for adults too.

"I cracked the code And I knew what it's all about"…read more(Steely Dan) Escape Rooms have been around since the 2010's. I had never been to one until yesterday when a professional organization I belong to brought seventeen of us to CodeWord Escape in Rocky Hill. It was a chance for me to try out my puzzle solving and teamwork skills, and it turned out to be a blast! I was pleased to have contributed one key discovery to help us get a lock combination. We split our group into two, and my group went into the King Midas Room. Our scenario involved solving a series of puzzles and riddles to find the magic lamp that turned King Midas' daughter into a solid gold statue. Solving the puzzle included opening up half a dozen wooden chests with a variety of locks -keyed locks, letter combination locks, and number combination locks. We had to find hidden roses, hidden swords, and hidden ducks, and decipher the lock combinations. They are clues everywhere in plain sight -you and your team have to use your brain power to decipher the clues and apply them to the lock combinations. As our adventure unfurled, a door in our room magically appeared to reveal a second room, and then a third room. I won't give away any clues and will just boast that we easily beat the one hour of time allotted to us to solve the puzzle and restore the young princess from her golden tomb. Our host was a pleasant young man who briefed us and offered clues upon request. The location has three different Escape Room scenarios and not a lot else -so there is no snack bar or refreshment stand. But if you want to have some fun with your friends and exercise that gray matter between your ears, I'm pretty sure you'll have as much fun as I did.

This was so much fun. I brought my 14 year old son and some friends here for his birthday and they…read morehad an absolutely fabulous time. Gwen was working and she gave us just the right amount of hints. All the puzzles were well-designed and the right level of difficulty. We did the King Midas room; it was the first time any of us had done one, and we will definitely be back.