I've played over 200 rooms and these are definitely some of the best! I played Ruins of the Mystic…read moreTemple and Frost Base Z while visiting with my boyfriend. We barely escaped Ruins and we didn't escape Frost Base Z, but they were both great rooms that we highly recommend. Very immersive, great variety of puzzles, and awesome sets! One puzzle in Ruins was a little touchy and a couple puzzles in Frost Base Z were very hard, but we also only had two people so might be better with at least one more person. Our game master Rebekah was more than amazing, grateful for her! Must play rooms when in Denver!

My group and I did the Temple escape room! It was so much fun! Rebecca was an amazing game master!!!read more

Second escape room with Atlas. This place is so much fun! The amount of creativity and effort the…read moreindividuals who come up with these is incredible. Staff there are really down to earth and fun. Highly recommend!!!

The rooms were challenging and our group had a great time with the exception of the interaction…read morewith one of the workers. Valentine treated our second group completely different than the other worker treated our first group great. Our second group did not enjoy our experience with Valentine. We would consider coming back again.

We had a great time doing both of the escape rooms at 303 Escape. The puzzles were well-constructed…read moreand the rooms themselves had a nice usage of technological elements. Looking forward to their next room!

This was awesome and challenging! Highly recommend it. It was scary enough to get the blood…read moreflowing.

NOTE: This review is from 2022. We were in the area for something else and decided to give this…read moreplace a try as our first large-scale escape room. We've been a bit spoiled from going to Rabbit Hole Recreation Services since then :-), but this is certainly one of the better places in Colorado. We did Alcatraz and "Jack's Revenge" (both changed/replaced as of now). Loved the family atmosphere and their heart for the Lord. Positive highlights: 1. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Gamemasters were engaging and told you what you needed to know. 2. Set and props were detailed and immersive (but see critique #1 below). A delight to look at and work with. No music, but neat sound design. Plenty of cool moments and effects, if a little "tamer" than Rabbit Hole. One puzzle in particular kind of blew our minds (think "Wow, are we actually about to do this?). Big props for the technology/engineering. 3. Puzzles were fun and creative! Challenging but achievable overall. (See critique #2 below.) 4. They provide a "grace period" of 15 minutes when you've hit the time limit, which was extremely helpful and allowed us to still finish the game ourselves. This gave a feeling of accomplishment that I actually prefer to Rabbit Hole. (They pace the game well and show you the end if necessary, but it's not quite the same.) 5. They were laid-back in general and fine with pictures and videos inside, as long as you didn't post spoilers. Some small critiques: 1. A few out-of-place props: both rooms included some fake severed limbs or similar bloody parts, some of which we had to interact with for a clue. Not hyperrealistic or extremely gory, but seemed distracting/unnecessary to the story and detracted slightly from the family-friendly vibe. 2. A couple of the puzzles or story elements were a little disconnected or confusing, which I understand now after visiting other top-tier rooms. We just chalked it up to being newbies at the time. Nothing horrible! 3. The gamemaster spoke hints over the speakers, which worked fine, although it broke the immersion a bit. (I personally prefer textual hints integrated into each set, like what Rabbit Hole does.) Also, for the Alcatraz room, we got a small penalty for each hint (losing optional "cigarettes" that determined who could spin the prize wheel at the end). I personally don't prefer that, since I already have to already force myself to ask when I need hints; however some people might appreciate this extra motivation to rely on each other first. 4. Pricing is on the high side with no tiering. (For 4+ people, for instance, Rabbit Hole is actually less.) However, it's still a great place and we were happy to support them. All in all, definitely recommend!

Second time visiting Clueology Rooms and always a fun time. Rooms are very creative and…read morechallenging. This is a family owned business with all the rooms designed and built by the family. Always love supporting small family business. Check it out - you won't be disappointed.

This was SUCH a fun outing for a big group. I posted some videos on my social media and got so many…read morecomments and questions about it. This is a unique experience that is great for friends, or work/organization team buildings. Bridget and Zach were our hosts and they were great! They explained everything really well. We were able to buy some very reasonably priced beer and wine before going in for our 1 hour game. The games themselves were quite fun. It's nice that they have other game options so the experience can look different every time. The only downside is having to pay for all the spots in advance-- understandable, but also challenging if someone cancels last minute. It's about $40/person before gratuity.

I'm still flying high from all the fun and laughter I had at Game Show Battle Rooms. My first props…read moreis to our game host Jordan W. The games were already fun but his presence blew up the fun meter. Jordan and staff was 10/10. My coworkers and I attended GSBR as part of our Holiday Party. We drew color chips out of a hat to determine which team we would be on: red or blue. We then were led to a room with two large tables color coordinated and lights simulating a game show. NOTE: They sold drinks at the front and required you to purchase your drinks ahead of time before entering the room. The room had a small fridge to keep them cool. We played survey battle, match up wars, cups (not like you've seen) and more. Our team had a blast, cause we won. The blue team had fun too but wants a rematch. I'm sure we'll back for some redemption rounds.

Amazing escape room experience. My family really enjoyed it and would love to go again (my kids are…read more9 and 12 for reference). The room we did was somewhere of a mid-level difficulty, but we did complete it. They have a few options for rooms, but I can only speak to the Cosmic Crisis which was great. One thing to note, the games are not private by default, you have to ask for that if you want it. We did our room with another family and all got along quite well, but if you want to just be by yourself you will have to ask for that.

I went here with my family because we got a Groupon that ended up making our per person cost about…read more$35 each. We did The Heist room and it was really fun! We were all buzzing with adrenaline after we finished. My dad is an ambulatory wheelchair user and had NO ISSUES being in his chair for the entire experience while also being able to contribute. I asked and the staff said that every room is fully accessible. My son is 18 months of old and was also welcome in the room with us. The staff were extremely welcoming, kind, and helpful. We had a terrific experience and it made us want to return and try all of the rooms!

My partner and I had such a fun time with the Casino room we decided to try the Vampire room…read moreimmediately after! We thought they were the perfect amount of challenging and fun. Jace and Dalton were both very kind and helpful! The only thing I would change is how hints are provided (they are up to the game master's discretion).

My work team and I participated in an Escape Room at EscapeWorks as a team building activity…read more I'm not sure how great of a team building experience it was because we definitely argued the whole time about what the clues meant LOL The theming of the room we did was pretty good. It was the Egyptian Tomb room. Very moody feeling in there with dim lights to give you a little bit of a spooky vibe. There were a lot of fun aspects, like things popping out (we had a screamer in our group so that was hilarious), but we weren't smart enough to figure out the escape plan by the time our clock ran out. The attendant came in and told us how far we had gotten in the puzzle to make our escape and we were nowhere close! We either missed a few clues or this was a harder escape room than others I've done before. I feel like escape rooms overall are kind of going the way of the dodo, but this one was actually pretty fun and had good theming, so I do recommend checking it out for yourself.