More immersive than Breakout with complete floor to ceiling sets & well maintained props that work…read moreeasily. Sadie, our GM, was a delight: friendly & welcoming like every staff member. She was helpful & informative but didn't give the game away. Games range in difficulty. Our group had everything from Escape Room Vets to first-timers. We had a blast & escaped with just a few mins to spare. I was impressed to see they theme the hallways too, not just the rooms. It's like Laser Quest in the 90s. Even if it's just a wall texture or a ceiling light package to replicate a night sky, they build atmosphere before you even enter your room. Would highly recommend & return! Thanks Sadie & co!

We just moved to Dayton from Charlotte, NC and were looking for a new escape room to try. My…read morehusband and I tried the Bank Vault last weekend and it was so much fun! Bug was our Game Master and she was great.

We had my daughters 15th birthday here with 4 of her friends. They did the kidnapping room with…read moreBrandon as their game master and did he a great job. My wife and I waited out in the front waiting room and heard our group cheering and yelling. One of the girls in our group said it was a great adrenaline rush!

My oldest did it. I am communicating her review here. She is 15…read more We were in the hardest room. It was called "the kidnapping". We got out of there with just 50 seconds left on the clock. All the puzzles were pretty difficult but not impossible. I was pretty excited and curious to go in. I had never done an escape room before, actually. I was with a group of about eight people. We were doing this as an after school field trip/adventure. They blindfolded us and had us Congo line in, that is to say each person put their hands on the shoulders of the person in front of them. The person at the very front was one of the staff members. I don't want to spoil any of the puzzles. If you are stuck on something, do not be shy in asking for hints. If everybody in the agrees to it, they will give hints. We had to cooperate a lot, we all had to engage different parts of each puzzle. Again, not to spoil much, One guy would be the paper guy, another would be trying to pick a lock or find a key, another would be trying to figure out a different code. We had to divide up the labor in order to get it done. They leave clues everywhere, so you have to look everywhere. Towards the end as the countdown was running out of time, especially the last five minutes, they turn on creepy music. It was very stressful but a lot of fun. My inner gamer came out in those last five minutes. If any of you have played video games with the creepy music, you know what it's like. Afterwards we went out for ice cream because there's a cold stone like three minutes away. I would absolutely go back. I would make sure to use the bathroom before hand. I would also make sure to drink more because it's a little warm, and in those last five minutes I was sweating quite a bit. They'll let you bring a water bottle. Be prepared for some curveballs, they don't restrain themselves from some surprising stuff. I will tell you what they were, but it's spoilers. One of the guys on our team had already done escape room before, so he had an idea of what to look through. He hadn't done this one, but he done another one. I would never have thought of looking or trying some of the stuff that he tried, and that really helped us to be able to get through. I think they have room for like 10 or 12 people max, so 9 people was not bad. One of the guys in our group did not want to get any hints at all for the first half hour, and so we kept getting stuck on stuff and not being able to move forward. We made the deal that if we're not out in the first half hour, then he cooperates with hints. The whole time was One hour, so it took us almost that whole time to get out, and half of that was with the hints. Don't be shy about... I wanna tell you about it but it would be a spoiler. Enjoy yourself. Have fun.

We did the kidnapping and had a blast. It was a little tricky for us though. Our master Kristen was…read moreso kind and sweet.

Amazing! Our family had some much fun doing Bomb Squad for our son's birthday! And our Game Master,…read moreAri, was fantastic. Thank you!

Had a great time. Connor was a joy to work with. Puzzles were challenging but not too hard.read more

Today I played the Mystery Mansion with my family. Ben was our game master and he was great. We…read moreneeded a few hints, and he saved us a few times. The puzzles were very well thought out and only one really stumped us. I would highly recommend this room along with their other rooms. We have never had a bad time there.

This is our third time at this location and we will be back. The Playground, The Heist, and now…read moreGold Rush were all grand. Gold Rush is more of a linear puzzle finder-solve this and it leads you to the next thing. Both Playground and Heist are designed for the feral teams who all want to grab and solve as the spirit moves. I like feral play, but linear still has some surprises and delights. The production value is always high and the people behind the scenes are so very nice. The only weird step is that post game our runners have all been pretty aggressive with the "please give me a glowing review, scan my qr code on my badge, we are in a competition for best escape game right now" speech. I don't know if they get an extra tip or what, but it has happened enough times now that I think it is part of their training. It doesn't ruin the event or anything, it just kinda comes out of nowhere since you haven't actually spent much time face to face with this person. Want an adventure, bit also want that adventure to last no more than an hour? Go, enjoy. It's a good time. Promise.

It was so much fun! I had an outing with 3 friends. We solved the special-ops with 57 seconds to…read morespare. It is worth it for friends, family, or a team building. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

My family loves this place! We have been 3 times and plan to go back to do every single room. We…read morehave done the jungle room, the pirate room and the Harry Potter limited time room. My son is 7 and the puzzles are hard enough that my husband and I struggle to get them all correct. The staff has always been very polite and helpful and everything is clean and well taken care of. We recommend it to anyone with kids that enjoy puzzles!

I took 2 8 year olds and 2 11 year olds. We didn't know what to expect, but was it ever fun! We had…read morea great time! We didn't solve all of them and some were really hard, which made it even better. The hour went fast and we were exhausted when we were done. Such a fun thing to do as a family- highly recommend. We did the wizard room but I suspect they're all equally good.

First time at Game Show Battle Rooms will not be the last- this was such a fun time- we took a…read morelarge group and we all had color coded shirts to indicate which team you were a part of- We even had a catered in dinner in one of the reserved rooms- Our Host Ashley was the coolest- she was as excited as we were- she kept the "party" going- It's like all of your favorite games in one place- Flip cup, Match game, Tic tac toe, corn hole, and Family Feud. This was my favorite game- It's high energy -

Super fun! The gals working our game were perfect and definitely a unique experience for groups of…read moreany kind. Way better for me than an escape room.

I took my son on his 16th birthday & few of his friends & our family. We had a great time. The…read morestaff was very friendly & informative. The weather wasn't that cold. We will definitely be back... I

Was very disappointed to drive 45 minutes both ways to find out we cannot play today. Nice course,…read moredecent to the okay pro shop. Long story short, make sure you come with a big group or you might not get to play. Will give another shot sometime in the future and will update if I feel necessary or my opinion has changed. The hours posted are very misleading to the naked eye, yes they are open 12-6, but no you can't play unless you have 10 people. I was told it's not worth paying a ref. Although if we have 2 players buying a case of paint each and one with full rental gear. You do the math, over 100$ right there. How much are you paying the ref an hour if that isn't worth it? Being an econ major, everything I know about business doesn't add up here.