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    4.2 (16 reviews)
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    Review Highlights - Logic Lock

    There was just enough creepiness to Poltergeist and we found the room immersive and some nice surprises.

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    SmartyPantz - Spies and Lies escape room! Great fun!

    SmartyPantz

    (42 reviews)

    The waiting area was inviting, spacious and interesting. There were seating areas and tables where…read moreyou could play games or work with puzzles while waiting. There is also a washroom and a snack bar in this waiting area. Next to the front desk, there's another area around the corner, where they have smash rooms - a separate activity which people pay to smash and destroy things for fun. At the front desk, there is a computer with a giant screen, where each person needs to complete an electronic waiver, prior to going into the escape room...or I guess especially a smash room. There are definitely ways people could potentially get hurt in these rooms. To store your personal belongings, they have a hallway of closets with keys in the doors. You can hang your jackets and keep your bags in here, for no extra charge. Then you can lock the door and take the key with you. I preferred these closets to the tiny lockers I've seen in other escape room venues. The staff advise you not to bring any cell phones into the escape rooms. This is to prevent people from taking pictures inside of the rooms and risk giving away important clues. This would totally ruin the fun for everyone else! While we were in the lobby/waiting room, a lady gave us a brief orientation about the rules of the game. Unfortunately, her colleague was also explaining the smash rooms to a couple of ladies, at the exact same time. Because they were talking at the same time, this made it a little hard to hear the lady. I think it would have been better if the guy brought the ladies into the smash room area (around the corner)and spoke to them there. Not a huge deal, but I think there was a simple solution to minimizing the noise. Both staff were trying to share important information to their separate groups. As I listener, I was a bit stressed trying to make sure I heard everything I needed to know. A lot of the important ground rules had to do with safety. For example, we were advised not to re-wire any electronics and to not stick our fingers into electric sockets. Other information was to ensure we didn't destroy the props in the room. Some people have been rough with the props and so some fragile/broken items have been covered with red tape. We were told not to touch the items covered in red tape. Bottomline: Don't hurt yourselves and don't destroy the room. They have smash rooms for people who want to break things. After our orientation, our host (dressed in character) came to greet us in the lobby. He quickly led our group of seven, upstairs to our room, "Morning Never Comes." Once inside, we were given a short introduction on our mission. We only had 45 minutes to complete our mission. The clock started after our host finished giving us the background story to our room. Our host handed us a two way walkie talkie, to use when we needed any hints or clarifications. We had a total of three hints (originally two but I earned one extra by checking in on Facebook) and an unlimited amount of clarifications. The difference between a hint and clarification seemed a bit confusing to me. We didn't obsess about the differences. When we had a question, we just went ahead and asked our host. The room wasn't too large. We had ample space for seven people to be scrambling around without bumping into one another. We were also very careful not to break any props. It's pretty obvious when something is glued into place. The key is not to apply too much force to anything. If it doesn't move easily, it's probably not meant to move! Also, if you do anything totally unnecessary or risky, the host will inform you via the walkie talkie. After a lot of teamwork, quick thinking, three hints, and I can't even remember how many clarifications, we needed up solving our riddle! With a whole nine minutes to spare! Whoohoo! We were extremely proud! Our host took our picture as the newest group of Smartpantz! It was a great feeling and an awesome way to spend a Friday evening!

    Overall it was a good place. I liked the room I was in as it had so much character. The actor at…read morethe beginning was good too. We were only 2 steps away from solving the puzzle before time ran out. The people at the front were nice and welcoming. They have a birthday special where the birthday individual plays for free with 4 paying members. They also had a groupon deal when we went in. There is parking in front of the business which is so handy. I think it's 1 or 2 hours for free. The only thing I don't like is that if you don't have the set amount of people then you can't play. I wanted to come here with a group one afternoon. As we were short one they wouldn't let us play. It's tough to arrange a large group of people and get them to commit. It would be nice to have rooms in which people who come with less than 4 can be accommodated.

    Breakout Entertainment - you wake up in an unfamiliar place

    Breakout Entertainment

    (44 reviews)

    Out of all the escape rooms I have been to in Edmonton, Breakout is near the top of the list…read more On the outside, Breakout doesn't look like much. It's in an older strip mall across from the Doubletree Hotel; the windows are all covered up. When you walk into Breakout, it doesn't look like much, either. It's kind of dark and it doesn't have a very "welcoming" feel, but the people who work here are pretty friendly. Sometimes you can't judge a business based on the outside. We chose to play out "The Bomb" scenario and it was actually pretty cool - Our team was split into different rooms which makes for a very different challenge compared to other escape rooms I have been to. I won't give much away, but if you are going to do this room, make sure you have a very strong team (and people who aren't afraid of small spaces). One thing we found interesting is that Breakout and Escape City have a Loyalty Card together - you can purchase it from either business - which offers you 20% off for the cardholder at both Breakout and Escape City each time you visit, your first game with it is free, and you get to play for free on your birthday (or within a week of your birthday). I would definitely return to Breakout, but I will be trying one of the other rooms. Hopefully they are just as great as this one!

    I came to Breakout Entertainment last week with a group of friends to celebrate a birthday!…read more We did the "Cube" room which was released about a month ago and so far there are no escapes! We got about 3/4 of the way through when time ran out. I honestly don't know if we could have solved it in another 45 minutes... We were stuck! The staff were fabulous and kept us entertained while waiting to start our game with brain teasers. At $25 a person, the entertainment value is pretty decent and it's cool that they have a wall of fame wall with best times and of course ever changing escape rooms to keep you coming back. I will definitely be back!

    Time Escape Edmonton

    Time Escape Edmonton

    (17 reviews)

    I would like to preface this review by saying that nothing negative happened with the staff and…read morethere are no hard feelings towards the owners of this franchise itself. I am reviewing solely on the basis of being an experienced player who has a certain expectation when it come to an acceptable escape room. So here it goes If you are looking for a place to bring your kiddos.. and I mean young kiddos.. then this escape room is fine for you. But for anyone who can't get away with peeing their pants anymore, I would really not suggest spending money here. The only room I played here was Castle Secrets , difficulty : hard. Firstly This was our second fastest room escaped. I don't remember an exact time but it felt like 15 minutes of actual game play passed. Ranking this room as hard is very misleading, especially when most other rooms in the city would put this at a beginner room. Although I am experienced I would not compare myself even close to people who are able to speed play a room so .. as an above average player this was way too easy for a 'hard' room. Without spoiling too much, there were really only 4 puzzles we had to solve. One of which was the most finniky thing I've had to deal with. The gentleman who came in to help us after 10 minutes of stress confirmed that we Infact had the right .. "key" for lack of a better word .. and it took him 3 more tries for it to work. We left the room feeling super unsatisfied. Also because the storyline just made no sense. Nothing about the description really matched the room. We escaped and just sort of thought... Okay.. why? There was no rhyme or reason to any of it.. at all. I have no idea what the room tried to accomplish but whatever it was, it missed the mark completely. On top of this, the decor was extremely minimal and quite lazy. I didn't feel immersed in the room and if anything I felt like I was in some Uncle Lester's basement preparing for Halloween. Overall I just wasn't happy to spend money here. The staff are wonderful and very nice but the rooms are simply lacking.

    Time escape would definitely be within the top tree escape rooms in Edmonton. April 25 was my first…read moretime tying out this escape room and I would most definitely recommend time escape for anyone wanting to try out these rooms for the first time, or if you're just looking to try different escape rooms offered in Edmonton. The establishment is easy to find, there is street and angled parking available, and the prices are comparable to the other escape/breakout rooms in Edmonton. I can't start to explain how great the customer service was, I was totally blown anyway! There was a total of 4 options, castle secrets, time warp, the imperial palace(the easiest), and lethal virus (the most difficult). They did mention that a new room is in the making! You can find out more information about the themes and you can also book online via their website! The room we went picked was well detailed- it was challenging yet fun. Bottom line, i would most definitely give this place a try, I'm more than sure you aren't going to be disappointed.

    The X Realm - Yardstick Technologies team 1

    The X Realm

    (14 reviews)

    Definitely not one of the best escape rooms in the city; nothing wrong with the puzzles, which had…read morea nice flow and logical enough to solve, but they definitely cheaped out on the design here. Room was sparsely decorated and lacking in quality. Friendly service, although he was a bit hard to understand. Free street parking out front; they have underground parking available as well, although the parkade was under construction when we went.

    It was ok. We went there as part of a birthday party with a group…read more The front desk staff was a nice person. The atmosphere seemed ok. Then we started our game. Compare to other places that I've been before, this was probably the lowest quality in terms of decoration and setup. The puzzles were ok and I didn't really have any complaints about that. However, part of our game got messed up because of a mistake in prep. There was a hidden door that supposed to be opened when we solve a puzzle. One of the ladies in our team touched the door and without any push it got opened. So we went to the next room and after we solved two puzzles there. A guy came in, and said you didn't solve the puzzle and should not be in that room and started giving us hard time that we may have kicked or forced that hidden door open. So all that time we spent In the second room was wasted and time was not reset and we started the game again with shorter time. If everything was setup correctly that door shouldn't have been opened at all. I think part of the fun and good experience about escape rooms is having high quality environment (close to reality) and setup everything correctly because these type of incidents just ruins the whole experience.

    Logic Lock - escapegames - Updated May 2026

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