Visited Cognition from out of town. This was one of the escape rooms close to our hotel. We did the…read moreExperiment room. I really felt like this was more of a 4 than a 3/5 difficulty room. The room design was pretty simple. Production was simple. But... puzzles were a good mix. Really had to think outside the box for some of them which I appreciate. Overall good experience, would have loved to try the rooms if we had time.

Absolutely loved The 4th Door! It was a multiroom escape room and it was really unique. I don't…read morewant to spoil any details because I really do think it's an experience one must try.

The graphics are amazing and it's a really intriguing experience. Very well staged and directed.read more

Disclaimer: our party used a Groupon and even with the Groupon it was around $130. I'm not sure…read morethat this experience, particularly the Ice Walker room was worth the money, even with the Groupon. This review is specifically for the Ice Walker room and in no way reflects the staff. They were nice. When our time started, I think we were able to complete one or two of the puzzles in the first room fairly easily. However there was one puzzle on the wall that when you solve it, a box should open. We completed that puzzle multiple times but the box did not open and we finally had to ask for a hint. The staff confirmed that we had completed the puzzle correctly and manually opened the box for us. They also added back a couple of minutes into our overall time. Where my issue lies is that I see that a month ago, there is a yelp review with the exact same complaint. Why hasn't the issue been fixed if that complaint was made a month ago? Other than the malfunctioning puzzle, our group had to use all three of our hints. Usually when you get a hint you understand where you might've gone wrong or you understand the reasoning behind the puzzle. However for this room in particular, we felt that there were a lot of things that just didn't make sense. The puzzles and the low quality equipment really took the fun out of the experience and we're not sure if we would return. A side note: a couple of people in my party have done two other escape rooms at Flee and they have had fine experiences with those. I believe both of those escape rooms were also five out of five difficulty. It seems that with our experience, combined with the other low reviews specifically for this room, that the Ice Walker room is to be avoided.

Aiden was a phenomenal guide…read more Definitely one of our favorite escape rooms that have shown quality customer service. If you're looking for a value driven experience. This is definitely the place to check out with your friends!

I'm pretty sure I've been here before, but maybe never written a review? That said, I'll just write…read moreabout my more recent one. I came here for The Vault with a bunch of people from meetup. The Vault was sort of in beta, so there were things expectedly not quite working, and I won't fault the company for this. Overall, the puzzles were interesting/fun/dramatic to interact with, which is pretty great. That said... I don't love linear puzzle rooms, and this one was seriously that. We had 6? people for this room, but there was really only one puzzle available at a time (the one time there were two puzzles, the "meta" of them was brute-force-able, which means it wasn't even useful to do). I think you could count the number of puzzles total to be something like... 10 puzzles, which is a disappointing number especially with the number of people in the room. It makes me feel like they spent all their efforts into the fancy decor and flashy lights and ...story?, rather than puzzles. If you do come to do this escape room and you've done some before, I'd recommend a smaller number of people. It was generally obvious which puzzle was the one that needed doing; there was very little search-the-room so not much else for anyone else in the group while the single puzzle was being worked on. (And because the puzzles were so physically interactive, it wasn't really like multiple people could work on it at once.) Staff was friendly enough, though the front desk was usually absent. They do have a tiny photo booth closet which I think is fun! And they have a large parking lot shared with the fitness(?) next door so you don't have to worry about parking in downtown Redmond. I got tricked by the fitness and thought it wasn't there, but it is.

Really well made. I did both rooms and felt the puzzles were challenging and creative. Without…read morespoiling anything, the storykeeper has quite a physical puzzles that transport you to... well another story. I also like how there's an actor at the beginning and that really sets the stage. Bravo and would recommend to anyone.

+ Marvelous experience. The excellent reviews don't deceive. Excellent layout, well-designed…read morepuzzles, evocative acting. The unique thing about this escape room is they included an actor to immerse us in the story and to occasionally give us hints; a more immersive experience then having us push a button and waiting for the staff on the intercom to give us a clue. - Parking here is tricky. The lower-level parking structure right next door has many conflicting signs. Even the staff at Locurio weren't sure how to help us ensure free safe parking. Have to buy something at the nearby supermarket to get validated parking? Not sure. - Wish they allowed each of us a prop to hold for the photo at the end. Good thing I brought my own.

Pirate Escape Review!…read more Just turning into the parking lot gives the vibe of a first generation room escape; an almost too residential feel. By first generation I mean this room escape uses more locks and simple creations rather than investing in the crazy technology that these newer rooms use. One thing that set this room escape apart from the rest is that it felt like it was fewer puzzles and harder puzzles. My team of 6 worked more together than we usually do. we weren't thrown a ton of relics and random clues for no reason. At other rooms I can make a pile of all the clues and boxes and stuff we have to find. But here the room is almost empty. It really does challenge you to think outside the box. Overall the experience was really fun. We beat it with 8 minutes to spare and we had to use a few clues which in hindsight we didn't need.

We are seasoned escape room attendees. While we had fun with the puzzles, this escape room is in…read morean old musty 80's building and the room has little to no production value. I would stick with companies like conundrum or flee where you feel you are on a movie set. This was just two rooms in an 80's building with some clues and locks in each. On a positive note, there were some creative and new puzzles we had not experienced before and the staff person was nice. We still had fun but it was definitely not the professional escape room look and feel we are used to.

My boyfriend and I had so much fun here! We starred with School of Magic, as we've never done…read moreescape rooms and wanted to try one of the easier ones to see how it goes. It was such a blast-everything in the room is a prop and we even got to do lots of interactive magic with the wand. We did get stuck a few times, but our guide Elina was able to give us hints when we asked the sorting hat nicely. Next we went onto Wizards Chest, which was more difficult but really fun. A good mix of brain teasers and physical games/puzzles. Both rooms are decorated so beautifully and we felt like we were a part of the Harry Potter magic. Elina was so great! She gave us just the right amount of help and set us up for success in both rooms before leaving us to figure it out. We also had a great time doing debriefs with her and she took lovely photos of us. This is the perfect rainy day activity to spice up a date!

Came here with my husband and our 9 year old. I wouldn't recommend it for more than 4 people, as…read morethe room is very small. Pros: -our hostess, Grace, was friendly and helpful -got to use a wand -started right on time -our kid loved it and was able to figure some things out on his own Cons: -items in the escape room were breaking down, most likely from people trying to pry open things that weren't supposed to be opened -costumes for photo ops were all ripped and unusable -the hostess spoke so fast (because she has the same script several times a day) that we didn't understand anything. It's not new to her, but it was all new to us so we needed it said at a normal speed

Finished Escape the Mystic Manor Red and was able to get in the board for top times in the past 30…read moredays which was exciting! Big props to the Puzzle Break team for allowing us to keep our time as they encountered a same day issue where one of their rooms was damaged. They handled it very professionally and we were still able to keep our time slot so we're thankful to the team. We had 8 people and surprisingly, most of us had something to do the whole time. Everyone had a part to play but some parts we partnered up to accomplish faster. Easily a room you can do with 4-8 people with moderate difficulty, with the more people making it easier. Puzzles were fun, a few challenging ones, but overall pretty linear progression without weird redundancies that can happen with some other escape rooms. This room is great to bring friends who are new to escape rooms as there are still a few surprises (not in the scary sense). Thanks to Puzzle Break for a great time! I didn't book the room so I didn't get the name of the person my friend spoke to but during our experience Neo did the introduction prior to the game and guided us on time when we asked (we only asked for one hint so there was minimal interaction on that part). If this review encouraged you to try it, I hope you enjoy it!

Was visiting a friend in Seattle and we wanted to do an escape room. Puzzle Break had the strongest…read morereviews both on Yelp and Google! We knew we had to try We decided to do the hardest room at Puzzle Break - Escape from Seattle, The World's Fair Affair We had a group of 6 with varying levels of experience with escape rooms (it was one of our friends first room while two of us have done more than 50 rooms) and the room felt perfect for the size! There were a lot of moving parts and lots to do in to this room so nobody was really standing around. We thought the room had a great balance between technology and analog. Puzzles were logical and hard in ways, but solvable and doable! We all had a really great time and got out with 16 minutes to spare! Communication/organization is key for this room Mason our game master was great and helpful! There was also a giant lounge to wait in for our game to start with tons of couches, games, puzzles, and water. A great escape room at a great venue! Would absolutely come again and would love to do Puppeteer's Workshop in the future

This was a great experience for my son's birthday party. He and his friends had a blast and the GM…read morewas extremely nice, welcoming, and informative. We did the Rise of the Mad Pharaoh experience and was super fun. Lots of intricate puzzles to solve, loved the super cheesy/funny video that was part of the experience, and the theme was spot on. Highly recommended for birthday parties and we'll definitely be back.

There is no private parking lot but there is paid street parking in the surrounding area. There are…read morea bunch of arrows all around the building but the room is on the 4th floor at unit 422B. We made reservations online beforehand. We noticed that the price per person changed depending on the number of people you selected for the escape room. We did the Ghostly Galleon escape room with four people. The escape room we chose was a medium-hard level and was supposedly the hardest room that they offer. The escape room took place in just one room and I would've liked it to be more interactive with multiple rooms. It was pretty difficult and I'd recommend doing this particular room with people who are experienced in escape rooms. This was a good place with escape rooms of a range of difficulty and the themes were great.

My monthly escape group had a wonderful experience at Seattle Escape Games!…read more The Room. We had a group of 6 that played through Cell Block 12. Awesome theme, great room decoration, and a solid mix of puzzles that were a nice spread of challenging. THOUGH! I will say, I recommend you take on this room with a group of people you know well/have done an escape room with before (so you know what behavior to expect). I can't imagine trying to do this room with strangers or people who shut down when frustrated. The Facility. I wasn't sure what to expect trucking all the way out to the Georgetown warehouse district, but I was pleasantly surprised! Its clear that having such a large building allows Seattle Escape to build big games with multiple rooms and lots of decor/detail. There is also plenty of space to park, which is a rare and beautiful thing in Seattle. THOUGH---I will say, if you are an out-of-towners/generally nervous about parking in odd places---I recommend booking a room during the day. This is definitely a warehouse district that might look sketchy to anxious individuals. The Staff. We had Maddie as our Game Master, and she was wonderful! She did a great job explaining everything, was patient with us in all the right moments, and was generally a lot of fun. I also LOVED that Seattle Escape had a system set up to digitally tip the game masters! Seattle Escape won a lot of points from me by having a system like this in place to support their staff. All in all, great experience, highly recommend, and my group will definitely be coming back to try out the other rooms soon!

Visiting Seattle Escape Games was an awesome experience for my first escape room! While the rest of…read moremy group was arriving for our scheduled time, Dane patiently answered all my questions and gave me some great advice for my first escape room. We chose the Bank Robbery room, and it was such a blast--extremely fun and just the right level of challenging. Our group of eight managed to finish the course in just under an hour. Dane was incredibly helpful, giving us gentle hints when we got stuck on certain parts. He also had a fantastic sense of humor and kept us laughing with his jokes throughout. Dane truly made the experience more enjoyable, and I'm so glad we had the pleasure of his guidance. I can't wait to come back and try the rest of the courses!

We went to a 100 League trivia night last year and immediately knew that we'd want them to be a…read morepart of our wedding reception. It was such a blast having them as part of our big day! Brent worked closely with us to make sure we understood the process of submitting customized trivia questions. It was also so fun to have different kinds of trivia (standard, misfits, frenzy modes and more), and they have so many amazing mini games to sprinkle in amongst the trivia sections. Our guests weren't expecting it and loved it. Also, 100 League's control boxes are the best - the design is so smart, the four arcade buttons feel perfect, the emojis-as-teams concept works perfectly, and it was great not having to worry about guests using their phones as controllers (wifi / network issues and low batteries were never a concern with the control boxes). Thanks again, 100 League!

From the owner: We are a social entertainment company! We love bringing people together to play and connect. Our…read moretools range across game shows, immersive experiences, skill games and more. Our flagship experience is 100 League Live, a 100-player interactive game show using a custom game controller with arcade buttons. Trivia, memory, red light/green light and more! Bring your team, party or conference together like never before.