Always a fun time with this company…read more I've been to this location before so I was excited to go back. It's a large parking lot and the company is located on the second floor midway down the hallway. It was my friend's birthday and she wanted to do one of the toughest escape rooms! The president's briefcase. It has a very low percentage rate of escaping so I was nervous. When we first arrived, our clue master was very energetic and excited to meet us. Asked if any of us has been to an escape room before and still gave the speech for those who was the first time. Then the mission began. Throughout the game, we were allowed unlimited clues. I thought our clue master was very helpful in giving us small hints or telling us a clue that would lead us in the right direction. We were able to finish with six minutes to spare! Overall, I thought the escape room was really well thought out and put together nicely, the clue master was very helpful and friendly, and overall just a great experience with this company!

We had so much fun! We did the Sorcerer's Society room and it was so well themed. Kyle was an…read moreawesome game master! We can't wait to go back and try another room!

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!

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.

Went for the first time and completed The Queso Experience. It was a lot of fun and pretty…read morechallenging for four amateurs. We did finish but it was close. We definitely used all of our hints and still took us awhile. Great place. Lots of fun. Would definitely recommend it.

A fantastic family run business. We did Mad Hatter and 1893. Both had challenging puzzles and great…read moreimmersion. Couldn't have asked for a better escape room experience. I've completed over 30 rooms and the Clue Room is easily one of the best places I've done. 11/10 would recommend the Clue Room for anyone from a first time beginner to a seasoned I will be back to try one of their many other rooms!

Excellent venue - lots of detail in the narrative & clues - well thought out. Our first experience…read morewith an escape room. This room took a lot of time & effort to create - highly recommend.

Was very creative and engaging. We had a great time and would like to go back for the other…read morechallenges in the future.

It's a truly immersive experience with unique puzzles and solutions. Highly highly recommend for…read moreboth newbies and consistent players. The ambience and design alone are 10/10. Also great staff and clues when needed.

We did the "upside down" room today and it was super fun. We are huge escape room fans and I was…read morereally happy with this one. I'm looking forward to going back and trying the other rooms they have! (Also just as a FYI they have drawers you can put your purse and phone in with a key and they let you take the key with you so you don't have to carry stuff around in the room, this was a perk since I hate always carrying my purse during these!)

super fun. me like room. It was lit. Time was great. I like fun. big time. Good time. Fun time. I'm…read morenot here for a long time, I'm here for a good time

Our experience was one of the worst I have ever had at an escape room. We did the Jurassic theme…read moreroom and it was a complete waste of time and money. I should have known from the start that it was going to be bad when our game master Kiernan said "I don't give you any clues for the first 10 minutes because I like to see you struggle". That's probably the only honest thing that was said to us. I have been to many, many escape rooms over the years and I have NEVER had someone refuse to show us the rest of the clues if we didn't make it out in time until today. Any decent game master pays attention to if a group is struggling and helps keep them on pace to finish, but that didn't even remotely happen. Kiernan did make sure to come on the intercom and say "I like the creativity but no" to something we were trying in a condescending tone though. Then Kiernan came in after we didn't finish, and once again used the flat yet pompous tone to ask if we had a good time or wanted a picture. I guess us struggling is fun or something. I asked if we could be walked through the rest of the clues and was told no because "there's a group coming right after you and they might hear", while leaving the door to the room open, as if there weren't multiple doors that could have been closed so a conversation could have been shielded. As if groups aren't in the waiting room when games are going on anyway. Like, if it's company policy or something to not reveal the rest of a puzzle when a group fails, just say that, but don't lie to me and say that it's because a group might hear. Funny enough, after going to reset the room for the next group, and me mentioning that I have NEVER had someone refuse to walk through a failed room, Kiernan's story changed to "I just don't have time". So which one is it, they might hear or you don't have time? Kiernan did make sure to tell us that "why reveal the clues? It won't be any fun if you come back". Another story change. I guess me asking why I would come back was an invitation for Kiernan to mention some guy that comes in multiple times in a row to the same room by himself to solve it, clearly implying that the only solution was for us to come back and spend money again. Why would I return to throw more money down the drain for a terrible experience? Kiernan also made sure to give a profoundly uncaring shoulder shrug at this point, so that was fun. While the props looked cool, this was the worst time I've ever had at as escape room and I'm extremely disappointed with the way we were treated. Don't waste your time or money here.

Really nice escape room and staff. The puzzles were challenging but still managed to get done in…read moretime. Will repeat again

Such a fun room! We did the Wharf of Wonder room and it was really beautifully designed and built…read more The pacing of the puzzles was good and despite being a team of two we didn't get too stumped (and the owner helped us out with hints when we needed them). Highly recommend!

I consider myself an expert in escape rooms, having done hundreds of them in my lifetime…read more EscapeWorks blew my mind with how immersive their rooms are! There is so much detail put into every aspect of every room and puzzle, it's extremely impressive. I did the Egyptian room and the Casino room back to back last night with some friends and Gabby made the experience unforgettable! She's funny and very on top of everything which we greatly appreciated. 10/10 definitely recommend!

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.

This place is so fun!!…read more We came to open studio on a Wednesday night at 8pm, and we were the only customers, which made for a very relaxing experience! (Though if others had been there the place is large enough it would have been totally fine!) We ordered drinks, and then we were given the rundown of how it works, and were given time to choose our patterns and types of garments. Once we were all ready to screen print, the staff member (wish I knew her name, she was awesome), walked us through the whole process to ensure everyone's project came out perfectly. Then they go through the dryer and are ready to wear, or wash at home! We all proceeded to wear our shirts to our 9:15pm dinner reservation! Highly recommend as a solo activity, date night, or group event. The prices are so reasonable and it's a great time. One thing to note for open studio is that there are rotating designs already set up with ink colors, so while you can choose your garment type and color, you can't change the colors on the designs that are set out as options. But there are a lot of options to choose from!

What a fun place! Thanks WWP, we were able to experience Shirt screening! They have a nice decent…read moreparking lot, but there were some construction and an event going on that night. Studio is spacious and full of artwork from current and past. We had great demonstration from Sean and it was easy as 1-2-3. We had around 15 people and fitted all of us without feeling crowded. Great to host a group event like ours. There were about 20+ designs including sleeve prints and pocket prints. We were allowed 2 designs per shirt. You can choose 2 large prints, in front, on the back, pocket or sleeves. You're the creation to your shirt. They offer t-shirts, long sleeves, tank tops, sweaters, even shorts! Screen printing isn't the only thing they're known for, but they served some good drinks and mocktails also. All the staff were attentive and very helpful with a bunch of veterans. It was a great few hours to take your mind off your daily grinds.