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  • Review: Amityville | 60Out Escape Rooms (Silver Lake)

    We hope you enjoy your first night at your new home. Having just purchased my fancy new house, I couldn't wait to spend my first night in my new home sweet And I was feeling a bit more murderous than my usual Saturday night. Plenty of strategic lighting was provided even from the beginning, in addition to your personal portable However, due to the excellently executed lighting, sound, and other special effects, the foreboding sense

  • Event Recap: Sherlock's Study | Exodus Escape Room (Rowland Heights)

    outreach more audience to read my Yelp essays (haha) because I truly believed escape rooms, when done right And to do so, I aimed for that Elite status and red badge, banking on the fact that Elite reviews in be an escape room based Yelp Elite Event because, dude, this is literally what's hip and happening right

  • Review: The Experiment | Get The F Out Room

    Clever use of space, lighting, and props will open even some enthusiasts' eyes. Notably, we also learned about the power of strategic lighting in escape room design. Bonding, Leisure Hangout, Those Who Like Plot Reference/Twists Tips & Advice: Street parking available right Travel safely and be vigilant when visiting at night. Try your best to walk away with that bragging right!

  • Review: Secrets Of The Illuminati | Puzzle Workshop

    Partially why such immersion was achieved was the result of intentional dim lighting. Because certain puzzles required intense detective work by the eyes, the lighting didn't cut it! Or did PW provide inadequate light sources? Lol. So my humble suggestion would be, provide more strategic lighting onto your target items, so they can be seen with clarity, or lighten up the hue/color of the items themselves to compensate.

  • Review: Chapter 2: The Elevator Shaft | The Basement LA

    Like I said, I'd never done any room related to Edward Tandy before, and I was jumping right into chapter We started off in total darkness, then the lights came on, then we heard machine or mechanical sounds But you might have to crouch down during certain parts of the game...) Coupled with the right lighting effects, this made me really feel the horror theme and the urgency to Not only did this add to my experience, it really gave you a sense of if you're going in the right direction

  • Review: Trapped Escape Room Game Packs: The Bank Job | The Fantastic Factory & SolidRoots

    There is some taping and light scissor-cutting involved, and although I much prefer an experience that Another perhaps overlooked feature of an all paper-based package is its light weight and portability. Everything fits inside a small "lunch bag" sized envelope, making it an easy option to bring to game night All media are sourced from and credited to rightful owners. No copyright infringement intended.

  • Review: World Of Illusions | Maze Rooms LA (Hollywood)

    opportunity to find and break into his apartment, shut down his magic out of jealousy, and escape into the night Of note, an unusually high amount of red herring also correspondingly buffed up the difficulty... but

  • Review: Mysterious Map Heist | Society Of Curiosities

    You can start your mission right away! This game can be played completely online. That's right. Right off the bat, it caught me off guard that this wasn't your ordinary expectation of an online puzzle The ever so sneaky detail hidden in plain sight in a seemingly normal piece of mail was my missing key Firstly, although there was a light use of images overall, those that did appear in game were most definitely

  • Review: Chapter 1: The Basement | The Basement LA

    Updated review right here. So be warned, fairly light spoilers ahead. Let's get something out of the way. So I am not going to address how superb the props, the lighting, the sound effects, etc were. (Btw, if you check in via Yelp, you get a marginally useful, legit-ly weak flash light to help you in The clues given are dependent on the actor that you get, and might not be super obvious, so don't depend

  • Review: Carnival | Edaqa's Room

    If you were not part of the fad then, you can explore a list of such games right here. Everything you need to accomplish is presented in plain sight, except a selected few objects' being a And they're right--the emerald one is really, really pretty. So if you see stripes, lights, banners, and such, pay close attention. ★ Though Mr. All media are sourced from and credited to rightful owners. No copyright infringement intended.

  • Review: Hyde Circus (Formerly Known As Hyde & Seek) | 60Out Escape Rooms (Silver Lake)

    W Temple St, Los Angeles, CA 90026 GAME: Hyde Circus (Formerly Known As Hyde & Seek) PREMISE: STEP RIGHT cruel individual has been taking large sums of money from the establishment, but we think we hired the right pics of this venue, from the *spectacular* mural art on the walls of the building, to the gigantic LED light I bruised up my right palm and also got a minor cut on the back. Fellow gamers, play safely! angle and lighting.

  • Review: Pandora's Box | Trapped! Escape Room (San Dimas)

    The aforementioned special fx--heat, water, and strobe light--are state of the art. Dim lighting could benefit from some tweaking. 💪 Difficulty rating: (Team of 2) Moderately difficult Certain "Lights Out" puzzles are difficult to solve; some people get it, and some just don't. These still exist, but now come additions of "Lights Out" like challenges. Of note, the lighting, as effective as they were at creating an impeccable atmosphere, leaned on the

  • Review: Cartel: DEA Undercover | 60Out Escape Rooms (Silver Lake)

    (Of note, the exceeding amount of great looking decor actually became a long list of red herrings, which

  • Review: The Story Begins... | Pod Klobukom (Under The Hat)

    Game ▪ An online puzzle hunt that clearly focuses on the quality of ciphers and puzzles, dressed a light There is a light narrative about an investigational journalist receiving a mysterious letter, and that paragraph-long exposition can be told like a story time, and with the spoken contents embellished by some lighthearted game is my jam--this is what I love doing in the first place. ▪ For a game that is puzzle-focused with lighter It low-key blew my mind how satisfying it was when my idea lightbulb finally went off.

  • Review: Interrogation Room (Remote) | District 3 Escape Rooms

    . ➲ 60-minute time limit will likely be a tight budget for many, would recommend this for more advanced addition, technology integration is well-used and well-timed throughout game play, with both sound and light Did the lights just go out? Misfortune follows one after another! There will be multimedia presentation, various lighting tricks, and also scavenger hunt-like activity All media are sourced from and credited to rightful owners. No copyright infringement intended.

  • Review: Retro Rad Pizza Adventure | Trapped Puzzle Rooms Trapped Takeout

    has stolen all of the world's pizza toppings, except pineapple, and ewww, who likes pineapple pizza, right PUZZLES ▪ The prologue starts with some simple, escape room-style puzzles that involve a prop and some light art, and I will bet good money that these aren't topics that just roll off the tongues of most game night Objectively, this is a cheap enough ticket price to justify for multiple fulfilling game nights. All media are sourced from and credited to rightful owners. No copyright infringement intended.

  • Review: Virtual X-caper (Remote) | Agent November

    ► LATE NIGHT ADVENTURE ◄ This is an interesting story that shows you, sometimes, even with a modest budget provides puzzles for customers to solve while they travel on foot to explore, investigate, and get some light so slightly adjust his camera angle on purpose to focus on something of interest, nudging us to the right Finally, the same, somewhat sarcastic humor that I appreciated so much from him were also baked right All media are sourced from and credited to rightful owners. No copyright infringement intended.

  • Review: The Orphanage | 60Out Escape Rooms (Koreatown)

    We set foot in the questionable orphanage, hoping to shed some lights on the children's disappearance You literally would have zero light source at hand or around you. (Even the renowned The Basement, another escape company, gives you an ominous, faint light.) As the game progressed, mood lighting, immersive audio, & other special effects all worked seamlessly Basing on my own experience, I recommend a small group of 2 to 3 players for a spooky great time; and go lightly

  • Review: Boonabo Farm | Mad Genius Escapes

    But one night, someone took a bite out of their universe and sent them flying onto the ground! The road home has many obstacles, but if the Boonabos work together they just might make it home! Quickly coordinating everyone's light sources together, we are able to see multiple symbols, equations Instagram @EscapeMattster ▪ Facebook.com/EscapeMattster All media are sourced from and credited to rightful

  • Review: Escape From Planet X | Escape Room LA

    PUZZLE: Designed for children, don't expect any real challenge for adults or experts 🧠 IMMERSION: Light grown ups, unless tweaked or modified 🎟️ BEST FIT FOR: Children up until high school age, family game nights Today, my team experienced "Escape From Planet X", also an audio escape room, chronicling our fight for However, if you have kids, younger relatives, and are hosting a family night for the target core audience

  • Review: The Curse Of The Dark Raven | Escape Room LA

    Not a bad option, engaging story, especially given affordable price point 🎟️ BEST FIT FOR: Family night And just to lightly touch on the graphics aspect of our journey, most scenes employed a similar oil canvas I would actually rate everything children friendly, so this one's a clear contender for family night. Thanks to Escape Room LA for creating a lighthearted virtual adventure for many to enjoy in times of consider a more dramatic portrayal, perhaps in character as one of the villagers longing for a ray of light

  • Review: The Den | The Cromwell Estate

    With so many "horror themed" rooms popping up left and right in 2018, I wanted to do a legit one that With some careful floor plan maneuvering, coupled with atmospheric dim lighting, throw in a creepy plot To be 100% honest, the set/props might not be as elaborate or movie-grade as The Basement, but it did

  • Review: Private Eye | Chronos Escape Room

    it hit me--it felt almost as if the default clues included in the game weren't specific enough, and light spoiler) entrance and its conjoining lobby was, imo, quite nicely executed, and the deliberate choice of lighting level and appropriate period soundtrack worked in sync to impress players right from the start. Just a couple of light touches and embellishments away, I'd say the first half of the game was nearly For instance, certain props not essential to solutions were stapled tight, stitched closed, or glued

  • Review: A Pirates Life | Try2Escape By Leisure King

    establishments, because once upon a time, somewhere, the God of all escape rooms just decided, "Let there be light If you're looking to fill an hour's time with something light and simple, this does the job more than All media are sourced from and credited to rightful owners. No copyright infringement intended.

  • Review: Lost Treasure Of Sarang Rimau | Lockdown Escape Singapore

    . ▪ If you don't mind an experience that is very light on story, but instead focuses almost exclusively It is, after all, a rather generic treasure hunt, complete with map and buried chest, with a light historical ▪ One particular clue calls for unsuspected botany knowledge, and it's flown right over all our heads All media are sourced from and credited to rightful owners. No copyright infringement intended.

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