Really felt like i stepped back into the 90s. A very linear room and perfect for a group of four to…read moredo. I felt the puzzles were enjoyable and was not too hard to figure out. I do not want to spoil too much, but the twist at the end is rather interesting. I also want to do a shoutout to our GM, Shivani, who was very lovely. Probably one of the better Maze rooms I have been to.

One of the best Maze Room locations in West LA. The rooms are thoughtfully designed, with puzzles…read morethat are both clever and structurally satisfying. Some challenges even incorporate physical elements, adding variety and extra fun to the overall experience. The storylines are engaging, with twists that keep you invested from start to finish.

We traveled all the way to Century City because it was my wife's birthday and we wanted to…read morecelebrate by doing the Only Murders in the Building game that we've been wanting to do for a while. The game itself was a lot of fun. It's not overly difficult but there are some puzzles that were pretty tough. Of courses, fans of the TV series will enjoy the tie-ins but it can really be enjoyed by anyone. What made this experience great was the incredible staff. Trevor welcomed us in and was super nice and friendly. He's clearly someone who loves escape games. Jasmyn was our game master and she was awesome. Perfectly managed our game and was very friendly. Thanks to Linus and Kallon as well. Everyone was so great and genuinely cared that we were celebrating a birthday and even wrote her a nice card signed by everyone. They went above and beyond. Thank you!

Had a great experience with my kids. We did Murders in the Building and escape with 3 seconds left…read moreto spare. This was game was a difficult game. highly recommend!!!! The team there was great!!!

Went to play "They're Coming!" with a group of friends and it was absolutely incredible. Sadie, our…read moregame guide did an incredible job and I was super impressed with the acting! Definitely recommend maze rooms Culver City to anyone that loves escape rooms!

Our game master Meg was friendly and helpful when we were stuck in the game, and most of all made…read moresure we had a wonderful time!

Cool experience for my kids…read more Parking plentiful nearby. Nice people. ---------------

If you have motion sickness, you can do this! BUT YOU must know how to recalibrate your equilibrium…read morefirst! Or at least know your triggers. I have motion sickness and Ican not ride 3D/4D rides without feeling queezy. I can not watch the classic Star Wars movie because it was too shaky for me. Hell, (spoilers) i didnt even know they blew up the death star because i couldnt watch the ending of the first movie! I can't do Star Tours, soaring over the world/california, spinning rides, playing first person shooter (fps) games...get the picture? I had to try this for myself to say if I truly can or can not do VR. There are "moving" elements in this VR game that can cause motion sickness. Standing still as your surroundings move is a major part of this very immersing game! You will also be going "up/down" ramps on a flat service, so that will throw off your equilibrium. Defying virtual physics is what Dennis explained. I had my ways to gain back my center and refocus as I was playing this game. If you wear glasses, please bring them, it will help! I thought I had mine, but I forgot it. The staff will help you get calibrated with the equipment and send you on your way. At one point, my vr set started to get blurry so I had a hard time seeing the enemies, but they were big enough to see when they're "five feet" in front of you, lol. It also got blurry because sweat was starting to form around my eyes. This is going to be a very lengthy review. First off, parking is a little confusing if you're not from the area. I had to circle three times to park on the same side as this venue. There is a parking structure on the opposite side of the street. All structures give you 90 minutes free without the need of validation. Then, it can go up to $25 for the maximum structure price. The venue is like the TARDIS. It's bigger on the inside, haha. The door remains locked, but they have a ring doorbell that contains a phone number to call for someone to come open the door for you. Talk about a personal greeting! When you first walk in, you have a set of stairs. They also have a handicap lift, so they are ADA compliant! Kudos! They have a row of stationery equipment that allows you to run/walk in place and turn. They also have a two-seater ride. They have 5 seatbelts that will strap you in for safety. One for each shoulder, one for your lap, and one each for your feet. They also have an overhead bar that you pull down as if youre actually on a Rollercoaster. If you ride the Rollercoaster one, you will get sick. You will experience the motion, but you won't get the effect (wind/air) of a moving vehicle. They have a wall of lights set as an aquarium as a little seated waiting area. They suggest optimum fun and experience, 6 to 8 people in your party. That is also how many guests can play in each area. They have two areas that are meant for 8 players, their pvp area and their main floor. Get this! They have an escape room, max is 6 players! I definitely want to come back and try this one! Another area is family friendly and is great for up to 6 people as well. Dennis explained to us that the reason this place has the word "World" in this establishment is because these rooms came from all over the place! I think he said the family friendly room was from china/taiwan/japan...etc.. so that's pretty cool! They have a little area where you can host a party, but it's not secluded, it's open to the public. This venue is open to the public and walk-ins are good, but you may have to wait. Dennis mentioned some guest had to wait 2-3 hours until their turn. The guest did leave a deposit to ensure their spot in line. So they suggest to book online to set up a reservation. Each gaming area is about a 30 minute session. You will sweat because you will be moving a lot. It is a workout! Only one sad note, I wish there was more air flow in the building. Because I have motion sickness, I needed fresh air to cool me down. This was a fun experience and I do intend on coming back!

What a cool experience! My group was welcomed by Aster and some amazing acting to get us into the…read morestory. You were then led into the VR spaceship room, which was the most insane experience! The VR was done so well, and I really enjoyed the immersiveness and the storyline. I actually wish the entire thing could've been VR. I thought the excitement kind of dwindled in the room with the test tubes, and also when we had to go outside to the parking lot to the third section of the experience, which just wasn't as amazing as the beginning. Some points to improve would be a more cohesive storyline, and making a tunnel in the parking lot area so it doesn't break up the visuals. I love escape rooms and the last challenge was pretty elementary, so I can understand that for families but I personally would like a more challenging ending.

"To the moon, Alice!" What a cool experience from start to…read morefinish! Our group arrived and we were welcomed by Aster and the creator of the Lunar Light Experience, granddaughter of Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa, Danielle Roosa. Meeting her and chatting about NASA and her grandfather (famous photo of astronauts playing golf on the moon) was the greatest welcome ever. The experience started with a walk to a moon vehicle where we strapped on some VR packs and proceeded to excavate moon rock for blue light from a meteor. After that we met a mad scientist and a lovely robot. Got to play in the lab. The escape room aspect of the event was simple and we got it done quite easily. I imagine this would be great for families with kids too. :) The end, of course, exits through the gift shop where you can get some super cool astronaut stuff. Even Apollo 14 shirts! I highly recommend you stop by and spend some time in the moon! Also, make sure you get your space photo op! I wore the right jacket for that. ;) Ps: Free parking!

The family feud game was a lot of fun. Dean was a great host. It was a great low key way to end our…read moreday's meeting.

Had fun with Dean! Company team building event with the entire engineering team. Played a trivia…read moregame.

Very fun escape room! Would recommend alice, which was very immersive. The team was very helpfulread more

Cool space & very kids friendly. Place hold about 10 players at a time & has race car stimulators…read more Found this place on Groupon 1hr for 2 $56. We will be coming back.

My friends and I had so much fun doing this escape room in my house! They are punctual,…read moreunderstanding, and professional. The level of difficulty was perfect. I highly recommend.

This was so much fun!!! My friend did this for her housewarming party and we all had a blast. I…read morewould highly recommend this company.

Came here for a work event, they do have several older arcade classics and pinball games, place was…read morerented out for our company so everything was free play. Here is breakdown of everything I sampled and how it all faired There was fries and chicken tenders ordered for our group, piping hot and delicious, they did have beers on tap but I opted for modelo especial that came in a can. Piping cold straight from the can Game wise they had some older classics Neo-geo arcade unit offering samurai showdown classic, mk2 arcade, street fighter alpha and dual player vr shooting game forgot the name. In all since the place was rented out we didn't have to wait on any game to play, so if you are in the area and want to relive some of your childhood again this applies to folks over 40 lol that use to beg to stay in arcade malls then this is the place for you lol. Service ***** helpful and friendly staff Ambiance **** loud due to some of the games volume almost at max, definitely nostalgic for days of prehome gaming lol

Lots of fun. I've been here a few times during the day with my kids…read more My only minor complaint is the joystick on some of the games need service. If I were paying a quarter, I'd ask for my money back, but since it's not, I was happy to just move on to the next machine.