Had a wonderful time. We did the asylum room. Very entertaining and creative puzzles. Great…read morecustomer service and no wait times. There is a great taco place right across the street. Easy free parking. Great for a family night out, team bonding event or even a fun date night.

If you're looking to kill an hour of time, consider doing an escape room. If you're around central…read moreAustin, PanIQ Escape Room is a decent option. For $38 PP, we booked the Pirates of Tortuga room about two hours ahead of game time and lucked out with having the room all to ourselves. Parking is easy on a Saturday afternoon for this very convenient location. Compared to the many other rooms we've played in and outside of town, this one was pretty mid. I liked the general flow of the room but thought production value really dampened the overall experience and made it less immersive. Mechanics/equipment of the puzzles were worn down or finicky, decorations were minimal, and service was lackluster - felt a bit like we were being hurried into and out of the room. It would definitely help to have more lighting in the room, too. That said, there were some interesting puzzles that tickled my brain and required good ol' teamwork with the husband. The lobby and bathrooms were well maintained which is always nice. We may return for a different room!

We had fun, took advantage of some clues, and Aubrey was super nice!…read more I suggest better a/c because it was an oven in the rooms!

Cam was epic the heist was the best room ever 10/10 wow wow wow I can't wait to come bacread more

We came for a family member's birthday, and she made sure my daughter who was 10 y/o was able to go…read morewhich she was. It was a little distance from S. Austin to this location and when you pull in it is a little sketchy from the outside. You will not be disappointed once you go in. She reserved the smash room and prior to the room you are fitted for the outfits to smash in. You wear them over your clothes so we were looking like construction workers. When we got in the room they asked if we had any music request and were able to Bluetooth it. They go over the rules and you will get I believe 3 warnings and I will say my daughter got a warning for dropping the mallet. They have everything you need to smash and you are able to bring in items also. The people who reserved it after us brought in a bunch due to bulk pick up just happening. Something to think about if you choose to go. I intended to go back with just my daughter and do the paint room and other things they had but we haven't made it back since. Hopefully we will go again in the future.

We came to Uncharted Adventures for a date night, and unfortunately it was a very disappointing…read moreexperience from the moment we walked in. The building felt unclean and poorly maintained. There was dust covering almost everything, piles of clutter throughout the space, and very little lighting, which made the entire environment feel uncomfortable rather than exciting. We had made a reservation online, but when we arrived, nothing was set up or ready for us. The masks and gloves we were given were visibly dirty, and the protective suits hanging on the wall looked just as unclean. While we should have worn them, I'm honestly relieved we weren't asked to because they didn't appear sanitary. The entire time we were there, we both felt on edge. The atmosphere was so unsettling that we kept saying it felt like we had walked into the movie House of Wax. We seriously considered leaving, but because of the strict no-refund policy, we decided to stay and make the best of it. The rage room itself was underwhelming. Most of the breakable items were beer bottles, which isn't necessarily a problem, except that several of them still had beer left inside. As we smashed them, the leftover beer sprayed onto us. The room was also much smaller than we expected and was already covered in broken glass and debris before we even started, making it feel crowded and less enjoyable. In total, we spent over $170 after adding an extra crate and purchasing the video footage. For that price, we expected a much cleaner, more organized, and more professional experience. Overall, I can't recommend this place. If you're looking for a fun rage room experience, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. This one felt neglected, unsanitary, and simply wasn't worth the money.

10/10 experience definitely recommend, the staff was really friendly. We did cabin chapter 1 soon…read moreafter we left we had to come back and do chapter 2, Reyna was kind enough to help us get in last minute! Will definitely come back to do the final chapter! :)

So much fun! It was our second time to go. This time we did the Call of the Ancient as a party of…read morefour. The level was tricky but not so that it felt impossible. Our adrenaline was really amp towards the end and we finished with only THREE SECONDS left! The staff is so nice. Our host Naomi was great!!! Highly recommend for friends and/or family fun!

I had a lot of fun breaking stuff here. I was given protective gear including a helmet with a…read moreplastic protector for the face, gloves and clothing. The guys in the front desk were very friendly, they let us connect to their speaker through Bluetooth and I played some hard rock music that I found fitting for the occasion. The session lasts 25 minutes. I added 2 TVs to smash, those are very hard to break since they only have metal bars and not sledgehammers as other rage rooms, I'd avoid purchasing them as extra next time. The guys were nice and gave me an extra computer monitor to break, it was fun! They also have 1 fridge and a broken washer that you can smash. Very therapeutic!

Came here with my daughter and her friends to let off a little steam. Our group had 4 people total…read moreand what I found impressive was the amount of breakable items they had out for us to break. This place doesn't skimp out! They give you 25 min but we were going through everything pretty quickly! They also had some file cabinets and old PC's for you to continue to smash through. The staff was very friendly, they automatically give you a speaker to connect your music to. Definitely recommend checking them out. Note: it does get warm in the room so dress appropriately since you will be given a jumpsuit. Also make sure you're wearing closed toe shoes. You'll have protective ear, head and face gear which will be needed since glass is jumping everywhere!

We had SO much fun at this escape room! We did The Experiment, which can have up to six players,…read moreand it was incredibly interactive from start to finish. The puzzles were creative, hands-on, and so well thought out, you can truly tell how much time and effort went into designing this room. My family had an absolute blast and couldn't stop talking about it afterward. It's unlike any other escape room we've ever done. Highly recommend for a fun date night or an unforgettable night out with family or friends!

We had an absolute blast at The HAUS Escape Room in New Braunfels! If you're looking for something…read moredifferent to do -- whether it's a first date, team-building adventure, or just a Saturday night out with your spouse -- this is the place to go! The puzzles definitely kept us on our toes (and maybe arguing a little in good fun ). Even though we didn't quite escape, we laughed the whole way through. Big shoutout to Alex, who was awesome and showed us what we missed at the end -- super friendly and helpful! We'll definitely be back for round two... redemption awaits!

I took my wife here as one of the events we did for her birthday, and we had a ton of fun…read more First off, if you know what HOUSE OF TORMENT is, it turns out this place is connected to it! We seriously had no idea and it made our enjoyment even higher since we love going there every year. The zombie room was fun and scary especially since we had a zombie named Monty running around and scaring us while trying to solve puzzles. It's very hard to do puzzles while a zombie is chasing you, but we somehow made it out anyway. We didn't get to get to try the Houdini experience since we had other places to be, but we both wanna come back and try out that experience next time. If you're looking for a more interactive escape room with a full fledged zombie coming after you, then definitely go here.

All around great escape room! I was a little worried at first but I enjoyed it more than Escape…read moreGame Austin. We did the Zombie room, super interactive and the intensity factor was awesome. I appreciate even more that the price was super reasonable with the Groupon, I have a peeve of escape rooms being $35+ dollars.

Sunday marked a great one year with my current girlfriend and someone who means a lot to me. We had…read moreall these ideas on how to celebrate and spend time together, but the weather in the forecast really killed any ability to plan an outside adventure. Luckily, I had an ace up my sleeve and called an audible by suggesting the new Stranger Things: Catalyst experience at Sandbox VR. My girlfriend is a huge Stranger Things fan. It's one of the first shows she was following from the first season until the finale that she got to be a part of the zeitgeist with. The moment I suggested this, any other plan went out the window because to her, this was a must. This was not my first experience with a VR attraction. I got to try The Void when it was still in business at Disney Springs doing a Star Wars experience, and I remember having such a blast with it. This was my girlfriend's first time in a virtual reality space like this. Sandbox VR is the modern, surviving version of this doing a similar concept of suiting you up in a crazy VR suit with a headset, headphones, and a bunch of other bells and whistles before you enter a new world. The one thing that is different is that The Void had you walking through their space in their experience while here you're set in a box for the most part. Sandbox VR keeps you in one space for the entire duration and plays it out like a rail shooter arcade game. Different concepts, but both highly enjoyable. The staff were helpful in making sure we were all suited up and ready to go and we had our pictures taken right before they put us into the room. Once we had our headsets on, the experience started immediately. What's so fascinating about an experience like this is how immediate your brain just tells you that this is reality. You just believe what you're seeing is real. The avatar of my girlfriend is moving in real time, the catalyst is a tangible object I am holding. I am a Stranger Thing or whatever they call it. From the get-go, you are given a brief tutorial as a training and then suddenly the game goes from 0 to 100 and ramps up expeditiously. My girlfriend was hootin' and hollerin' the whole time as demogorgons (and democreatures as she calls them) were flying up on us and attacking us. You're genuinely in panic as these things get close to you. The anxiety feels real. The audio, the visuals, and everything in between just gets you immersed in it. The experience lasted about 30 minutes and by the end I was sweating profusely. I'm in pretty decent shape, but I was an absolute mess by the end. After all the equipment was taken off, we got sat next to a TV to show us our scores to see who leaves with bragging rights and is crowned the MVP (it was me by the way). On top of that, you are shown three videos of the VR experience that are recorded during your play. It scenes from the virtual world with a real camera that's pointed at you acting like a fool. Here, we got a dance scene from the end of the experience, a vertical video, and a horizontal trailer. Each were extremely humorous and given to us free of charge with our purchases. I know it works as free advertising for Sandbox VR to give you those videos to post online and all that jazz, but places like this still seem to charge for the memories. To get them included for free as a little keepsake is an incredible gesture and makes me want to try another experience. As for the videos themselves, they are still frying me, and I've watched them numerous times since the experience. If you are a Stranger Things fan, the Catalyst is a must-try. For someone who's only seen 3 episodes but has a good understanding of the show through osmosis from my girlfriend, I had a blast. Even if you're not a Stranger Things fan, there are 10 other experiences to try. The price with everything considered was pretty fair, and we truly had so much fun that I think it was worth it with what value we got out of it. The 20 second video we got of my girlfriend screaming the entire time might get played at our wedding one day. Who knows! RIYL: An experience out of this world

VR gaming had been on my bucket list for a long time and finally got to try it with a group of…read morefriends. The staff was very accommodating and flexible when a few members of our group arrived late, which we really appreciated. The facility itself was clean, spacious, and comfortably cool. Getting geared up took some time as we put on a vest along with arm and leg trackers, and there was a safety briefing and instructions before the game begins. The VR experience started off with a few technical hiccups. There were some audio echoes and glitches in the headset at first, but these issues gradually cleared up as the game progressed. Once we got into the action, the experience was incredibly stunning. Battling Demogorgons in the Stranger Things world was immersive and exciting, and coordinating with friends made it even more fun. You could definitely hear our screams echo through the facility while we were at it. We also celebrated one of our friend's birthday with a cake in the virtual world. It was a memorable experience!