Nice place. The staff were friendly and helpful, and were actively monitoring our progress to deal…read morewith an issues. We had one minor malfunction, which the staff member noticed immediately, and dealt with. Their rooms are pretty immersive. They show a little wear from use, but not bad.

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.

Amazing time. Me and my friends had a great time and the employees were very chill and are cool…read moreunlike other employees at other places. Everywhere in here is full of great people and the basketball is tuff. The foam pit was amazing. It's a great place to learn new tricks like backflips and learn some tricks aren't meant for people. Like me I tried to backflips and landed on my neck, now i'm in agonizing pain but it was so worth it.

Great experience...Mae was phenomenal, giving nudges when needed and really helping us smooth out…read moregameplay. Sets, props. etc were high quality, and the puzzles were challenging and fun. This is our second time at this location, would highly recommend.

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.

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!!

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

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!

I've been here twice now, once years ago and once just this month (July 2026). After going…read morerecently, I decided it was time to write a review! Ownership has switched hands, and I believe I had a group on both times I went, if you're looking to save a few bucks. My only complaint (at all) would be that it was a little bit warmer than I would've liked, especially once you're moving around and actually doing any sort of activity. Now that that's over, let's talk about the good parts! The axe throwing is super fun, and we all enjoyed it after learning about the rules and safety tips then learning how to hold the axe correctly and throw it, and we continued to get pointers and help as needed if we were struggling throughout our allotted time. All of the stuff we encountered were friendly and personable. One great thing that we learned is a newer offering is that the pool tables, darts, and cornhole is now free! As in, pop in and buy a beer or a hard seltzer for a drink after a rough workday and relax and unwind with free activities in a clean indoor space! We will definitely be returning to take advantage because while I LOVE axe throwing, it could get expensive to do every week. The pizza place in there is different than it was the first time we went. And, it was actually not open when we went at 1 PM on a Saturday, which was fine for us because we had already eaten and had dinner plans later so we were not there for food. Our understanding is that it's a one-man show so there may only be pizza/the restaurant open during busy hours, as opposed to every time Montana Nights is open. Something to keep in mind if you're thinking about eating while visiting.

"Is there nothing I can say, nothing I can do To change your…read moremind? I'm so in love with you I'll be your saviour, steadfast and true I'll come to your emotional rescue" (Jagger and Richards) A professional organization I belong to was scheduled to hold an axe throwing party/charity fundraiser at Pine & Iron in Hartford last night. But two and a half days ago, they contacted us to cancel because they had closed their doors for good. We didn't want to cancel the event, so what were we to do? Well, Montana Nights came to our rescue and 20 of us had a blast. Our Guardian Angel was manager Carolyn, who worked in a slot for our group, arranged an instructor, pizza and sandwiches from Square Peg, and drink tickets from their bar (beer and axes, what could go wrong?). Anyway, we had a freaking blast at Montana Nights. Our instructor Kyle was great. He gave us a safety talk, demonstrated one hand and two hand throwing techniques, and broke us into two teams for some axe flinging fun. We threw at a conventional bulls eye target, an unconventional bulls eye target where the center moved around, and Tic Tac Toe and Connect Four variations. I threw ten axes in warm ups, and then 20 axes in two ten-frame 4-person team contests. I stuck one out of ten in the warm ups, just one in Game #1, but improved significantly by sticking 4 in the second game. I even had a center Bulls Eye!! By the way, the food from Square Peg was great - lots of different pizzas, grinders cut into fours, and a big salad. Thank you Carolyn and Kyle for saving our event. It was a charity collection event where our members donated new clothing, toys, and household supplies for Madonna House in Norwich, CT. I would love to see Yelp incorporate more of some sort of charity collections at our events. Sort of a "Pay It Forward" philosophy. Everyone can afford to bring a few cans of soup or tuna to donate to a group that needs them.

wanted to leave because we couldn't throw by ourselves. actually left because they doubled down on…read morethe nazi flag. it was not communicated that we would be required to play with another group; we just wanted to hang out amongst ourselves. the other group did not match our vibe and despite the place being completely dead except for the other group, they wouldn't allow us to use a different lane or table. as for the nazi merch: for context, i'm a heathen, a runologist, and a scholar of germanic history. i'm not being sensitive about symbols; they have a sonnenrad and a winged odal on full display. we brought this to their attention thinking it was an honest mistake. not everyone realizes that these symbols were created by schutzstaffel leadership. they do look kinda runic after all. but they really doubled down and tried to argue with me, who used to be part of "that world". also they were using pruning axes instead of throwing axes. so if they're not explicitly racist, they're unintelligent and incompetent. a throwing axe and some wood is cheaper than booking this place

Leif was a GREAT instructor. So much fun. Very engaging and really helps you learn how to throw. It…read morewas great being paired with other folks we didn't know and playing games as a group. In addition, they have cornhole and other games there. Great place to spend a few hours.

Everyone had a blast if you have a bunch of kids with lots of energy I would say talk them bout 5…read morepm then they get home and sleep like rocks!!!

My kids LOVE this place! We usually go for open bounce during the week and we have never seen it be…read morecrowded. The owner is friendly and was very helpful when I hosted my oldest's birthday party here last summer (and so accommodating when I had to postpone the party due to illness). Prices for open bounce are reasonable compared to similar places, but here you get 2 hours instead of 1. Very clean, well-kept. Definitely on my list of go-to places to entertain my kids.