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The Exit Game Escape Room

4.2 (65 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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This is part of the receipt that shows that the "Jackpot Game" is part of this experience.
Gwen H.

Baiting and false advertising. Found The Exit Game Escape here on Yelp. We decided to book the Area 52 escape room based on the "Jackpot" they advertised on their website which is currently "$620" and is playable as a bonus round after the Area 52 room has been escaped from and you get to solve the bonus room with whatever number of minutes you have left of the hour from the previous room. Got my email receipt, no problem. Checked in, no problem. Guide walked us into the room and explained the rules, no mention of the bonus game. We asked and was told that the bonus game was NOT being played or set up for play. This is baiting and false advertising. It was even on the receipt that this room has bonus play. Also, it is a few more dollars to play this particular room because of the bonus. Not sure if this has happened to anyone else but this is false advertising.

Winners!

Great experience for the family, fun and exciting game play while coming together to solve the mystery of a Sherlock Holmes. Will definitely be coming back for future experiences.

J J.

Our experience at Exit Game will forever make us feel very good about ourselves, but this may not be the case for everyone. Manager Amanda informed us that the rooms are purposely very difficult because they want people to get their money's worth. We get this, because it IS a little frustrating to pay good money for a room only to escape with ease 25 minutes later. The flip side is that this may not be the best place for beginners or casual escapists to visit. The building was very easy to find, with big signage to find the specific door in the two-story strip mall. There was plenty of parking. We visited as walk-ins and were very grateful for the efforts of the staff to get us into two rooms before they closed and we left town. The lobby is really nice with plenty of comfortable places to wait. Both rooms that we did were mostly family friendly and accessible to those who are physically disabled. We say "mostly" family friendly because both rooms were undoubtedly creepy, but there are no jump scares or offensive/over-the-top material. Clues are provided through walkie talkies which is sometimes frustrating because static from other channels is distracting and you can't always understand your game master. It's irksome to be thinking deep thoughts about your next clue, only to hear static and have to discuss whether your game-master is trying to tell you something or if the room next door is just asking for a clue. We escaped both Katherine's Asylum and Zodiac Killer: Legacy. Overall, we recommend both...ish. Katherine's Asylum We want to start by saying that this is a really cool theme. The website seems to indicate that this room is part of a larger story, and we hope that is true. It is SO INCREDIBLE to do rooms that are linked by a common narrative, a la Mystery Room in NOLA. So, we enter a creepy asylum room with dirty everything and dim lighting with thunder and lightning effects out the window. Julie asks once again if something is going to jump out at her, and is once again reassured that nothing will. The production design is relatively simple, but very effective. Lots of cool props to fill the room out. But then there's the puzzle design...? *shrug emoji* We had some huge jumps and very confused moments. Logic leaps got very... let's call it... creative. Items DO GET REUSED which we feel is something every escape room should have to clarify because most use the one-use-and-done system. An example of our frustration without using spoilers: We solved all the things we needed to solve to get all the pieces for a complicated puzzle, then found a clue that, logically, must tell us how to utilize our puzzle solution. Nope. Not at all. That clue had nothing to do with that puzzle. We were told we would utilize that puzzle solution later, which begs the question: Then why am I solving it now? The clue we found was related to something completely unrelated. So maybe it's more fair to say that this room TRIES to use linear puzzle design, but there are detours. Overall, it's worth a whirl. Just put your patient pants on. Your straight jacket pair. Zodiac Killer: Legacy Time for a bit of #humblebrag. In almost all cases, we insist on doing at least two rooms before we review a facility. We got to Exit Game late and were running out of time to do a second room. Amanda offered their Zodiac room, but warned us that it had a four person minimum so our two-person likelihood of success was almost non-existing. We checked our pride at the door and entered in hopes of making it as far as we could. We escaped with almost 7 minutes to spare (BOOM!) but mark our words: It wasn't easy. We were in rare form for this room and only recommend it for experienced escape artists. The production design was once again simple but perfectly effective. Exit Game really knows how to use lighting to their advantage, and we wish more people would utilize this life-hack (change your fluorescent bulbs with some weird color... voila... ambiance.) The puzzle design was much stronger than Katherine's Asylum and we think it manages to use every type of puzzle imaginable. Keep in mind the Zodiac was a serial killer, so if that story will disturb your kids, find another room. Otherwise younger folk can still enjoy this room. As is always frustrating about being Escape Room reviewers, we can't tell you much without ruining your experience, but just know that we highly, HIGHLY recommend this room for advanced escape artists. And we challenge you to beat our time with two people. #notsohumblebragging

We've done all three rooms. It was three really fun experiences! The staff is great too. When they open another room, we're definitely going back! Highly recommend Exit !

Carolina E.

Came here last weekend with a group to try Kathryn's Asylum. We arrived and signed waivers, then were briefed on rules of the game. No phones allowed. We started promptly and after a brief video, our timer began....it was fairly challenging to find the clues and we did not make it out but found the keys to the locks. Clues make sense and we enjoyed ourselves immensely. We found the tool we needed to escape witb only 10 seconds left so we ran out of time! If we had had another minute, we would have escaped. Definitely a team building experience but in my opinion, more than 6-7 people makes it harder. We definitely have made plans to come back. We knew the locks had significance!

Benjamin C.

The EXIT Escape Room ladies were awesome! Thanks for taking care of us! Room was challenging and fun. Several puzzles leading into a secret room! Can't wait to go again!

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We had an excellent experience. Excellent staff and the room puzzles were fun and challenging!

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