Had a really good experience with a few workers here. Amita was very friendly to interact with and…read morein no small part was the reason why on the day we planned to only do Chapter 2, we spontaneously decided to also do Chapter 3. Sorry, I can't remember anyone else's names. Puzzles are both clear and challenging at times, the narrative is very interesting and provokes discussion both during and after, and the prospect of decisions affecting later Chapters is very interesting. One of the most engaging and interesting Escape Rooms I've ever done. Although you might find cheaper Escape Rooms out there, Off the Couch Games offers a more unique experience that I think definitely gives you plenty of entertainment for your dollar. I eagerly await Chapters 4 and on. Only room for improvement I can really say is signage. If you miss the banner and front door on your way into the parking lot, you may get confused, especially at night.

We came to Off The Couch with 6 people to try Occam's Apartment. I've only done a few escape rooms,…read moreso I wasn't sure what to expect. The staff does a really good job introducing you to the game, providing context, and giving an overview of the rules. Additionally, they mentioned that we'd receive a discount off our total based on how quickly we finished, which was extra encouragement for us to get through the game. You immediately get immersed into the game before even walking into the actual room and once you're in Occam's Apartment, it feels even more real. The room itself is well decorated, with nice details scattered around the apartment. I loved every minute of the escape room experience and felt challenged throughout the time we were there. We did ask for hints throughout our time there and the answers were often given through directional questions. What I liked most about the Off the Couch set up is that the escape rooms are all a continuation of a storyline, so it makes you feel invested in the experience. I'm looking forward to the next escape room!

I'd recommend this escape room team! The staff are very kind and helpful. The place is clean and…read moreorganized. We played the Midnight in Hong Kong and it was a great experience! Very unique where you will be split in 2 teams amongst your party. We had a party of 7 but we were able to still balance out the teams between us (was a close game!). I would highly recommend people to try out their games. I know I would want to come back to try the other available escape rooms!

The guy that booked us into the experience was super nice and even made cat jokes based on the…read moretheme we chose which was "Kingdom of Cat-tastrophy" We came in and were greeted by a cat eared worker who was super chill. I had high expectations for the room since we had played another room with them before. When we got in, everything was pretty solid so far, but then here and there we noticed that some components like audio wasn't functioning and they wouldn't say anything about it unless we asked for help via walkie talkie which made us lose time unnecessarily. He took a really nice picture for us though which we liked a lot better from last time funny enough! The room's layout was very impressive and I loved the different variety of puzzles which really made you think. Overall though the experience felt okayish compared to their Motel Molly room we played

First went to this escape room in 2021. Mechanics, storyline, interactiveness, and production was…read moreall great and fun to do with a large group of maybe 8 and under. This was one of the first escape rooms I did with a live actor and that was a game changer at the time a few years back. Most people find this escape room by word of mouth or via Yelp, and they seem to be doing well as far as I've heard. Definitely try this escape room if you're an enthusiast. It was fun and one of a must-add to your Morty list! Just keep in mind, the location of this escape room can seem kind of sketchy driving up to it, but don't worry - there's actually an escape room there, lol.

EXCELLENT Escape Room! Oh What Fun!!!…read more We had an amazing time tackling the Heist escape room in Fremont, CA! Here's a tip: bring a diverse group of people for a mix of strengths, arrive early, and split up into smaller teams to cover more ground. We had ages from 11 - 70 years old. The challenge was real--we needed quite a few clues--but thanks to great teamwork and asking for help when we needed it, we managed to escape!!! Big thanks to Kevin for making it such a memorable adventure!

My friends and I have been to this location many times and done multiple rooms. Each is made with…read moresuch attention to detail and creativity with the embedded puzzles. We came here for Mother's Day and we came here another time for a birthday celebration and it was so sweet to receive a signed card from Analyn, Amber, Mark, Danelle, Monica, and Jam :)) When we get stuck, the assigned staff for our room never fails to be attentive and even read the situation and kindly speak up when needed. I felt the staff has always matched their level of help/involvement perfectly with our progress and our group. Logistically, the waiver process is super fast and there's plenty of parking in the mall parking lot right outside the space (at most just need to do very minimal walking through the lot). We can't wait to watch some behind the scenes videos for the room creation, really happy we have this Escape Game in such a great location and look forward to more Epic fun!!! Thanks so much to Milpitas Staff!!!

We were looking to do an escape room for the kids and we found availability this Sunday and booked…read moreour reservations!! Staff was very friendly and friendly and receptive. Just a minus star on the reservations - we were expecting to have the room to be just our family but we received a text before our time so indicating that another party was joining us. I guess my feel is that if it says 5 spots free - it meant that we had the room to ourselves but we were grouped with another family (mom and two young kids). No issues with the other family joining in the experience but you never know who you would be paired up!! We did the cosmic event. The room was clean and functional. It was hard to hear Hermes in the space ship but outside of it. We had a wonderful time and escaped!!

Did the Hidden Temple room. Really well organized game that make sense. Didn't have many red…read moreherrings, and all the puzzles felt fair. My only critique is that there's a LOT of translating which felt tedious after a while. GMs were good at helping when needed but not pressing about it. Will return to try the other two rooms!

Hidden temple was so much fun! It's a hard one. We brought our friend for her birthday, and it was…read more8 of us. It was so much fun!!

I signed up myself, my partner, and our friends for the computer chip heist scavenger hunt at the…read moreComputer History Museum. Although we enjoyed the general plot of the scavenger hunt and liked the experience of narrowing down who the culprit was, we felt that the clues were excessively specific, as we had to skim through every label in each area of the museum to get the information we needed. I think we would've preferred more general clues where you could still enjoy the information in that area of the museum without having to work so hard to search through each line of text. I also felt like the clues given were not very connected to the objects in the museum, and the plot of the mystery didn't seem very relevant to the setting of the museum. This took us out of the environment of the museum and made the experience less enjoyable. I felt that the length of was too long at 2.5 hours, although if the clues hadn't been as specific, perhaps we would have been less mentally exhausted at the end. We felt that it was fairly easy to narrow down the culprit with a handful of clues, so I think it would have made for far more intrigue if the clues were more directly tied to the plot and involved more thinking rather than just piecing together tidbits of information. My biggest qualm was the price of the scavenger hunt. I felt like paying $60 for to cover the cost of the museum admission, the video at the beginning of the scavenger hunt, and the website that was made for the scavenger hunt was very unreasonable. An average escape room in the area is about $40 to $50, and escape rooms have much more upfront expenses for the organizers, including the cost of renting the space, the elaborate props, and the staffing. This was a fairly enjoyable one-time experience, but in the future I would just go to an escape room.

Reached out to Bay Mystery Scavenger Hunts to plan our team offsite. Got a response from Tal and it…read morewas breeze from then on. Tal provided accurate descriptions of how each experience would be and what are the available options. Tal was very patient while I sorted out the date of the event and also the experience we wanted. Not going to give any spoilers on the event but we chose the Escape from haunted mansion. The event was held in Sports Page Bar where our team of 17 members split into five groups. The puzzles to solve were very creative and simulates your brain. Also is good team building experience where we need to work as a team and individually to escape within the time. As part of the experience we all got a drink/snack as complimentary. To top it all Tal gave a nice prize/gift to the winning team. Lastly I would like to highlight the amazing customer experience where we booked for 19 people and only 17 people turned up. Tal was able to get us the refund for the two no shows. I will be definitely excited to try out their other scavenger hunts in the upcoming years.

Plaza parking is available and Escape room is under sign "Anime Products"…read more Shout-out to Romier for being available on Xmas Eve Eve to accommodate my party of 3! An informal escape room-- not in a bad way, everything you bring with you, you'll be keeping on you haha (phones, bags, etc) House in the Woods -- ooof did the room do its job to mirror the Room Title lol all the decor (masks, fake bloody hands, dream catchers) and it being a DARK type of escape room, ooof felt too real haha wanted to get my butt out of there ASAP And WE DID IT!!! with a minute and a half to spare Thanks for the unlimited clues + being open and available around the Holidays + being affordable ($35/pp , how affordable!) Can't wait to check out the room next door when it's finished remodeling Come check it out , yay to local businesses!

My wife and I had a great time. It was challenging and fun. There were some unexpected things. The…read moreclues were pretty good. Some were obvious and I'm still kicking myself that we had to ask for clarification. The hints are tailored to how they think you are doing, not to give you more than you need. The theme was pretty good.

I've gone to EDscapade at least 10 times over the past years and every experience has been superb…read more Tonight tho was another one and our game master was the main star of hostage. I've done hostage 80 percent of my trips here and this is the first time meeting the guy on the poster. He was definitely a great gm and funny too, and definitely catered to helping scare our group of friends that never been to an escape room before. Really hope to continue bringing more people here in the future and excited for the many other experiences that's soon to come. Best horror escape room in the Bay Area!

1 star. We did Studio420 on April 25, 2026 and it was easily the worst escape room either of us has…read moredone. For context, I normally only review individual rooms on the Morty app and keep my reviews on here for the venue as a whole, not any one specific room. I'm making an exception for Studio420 because it was that bad. I've done other rooms at this location and actually enjoyed them, and there were more I still wanted to try, but after this one I'm not going back at all. Right at the start we told our game master that our main goal was just to see the whole room and get through it, and she said no problem, she'd help us along. That is not what happened. As far as we could tell the whole thing is a single room. It feels like someone had a spare room lying around and threw an escape game into it to make a quick buck. There's barely any theme. There's even a fully working shower in there that has nothing to do with anything. No cool tech, no real set design, just a pile of cheap padlocks scattered around. The puzzles are where it really falls apart. Half the work is just figuring out which lock a code is even supposed to open, because there are several identical locks and nothing points you to the right one. At one point two things look like they're obviously meant to go together (they had matching stickers) and they turned out to be completely unrelated. Another puzzle has more than one answer that satisfies all the clues, but only one of them actually works, which is not okay when the game only accepts a single solution. When we got stuck we told her flat out that we weren't having fun and asked her to just move us past a puzzle so we could keep going and see the rest of the room. She wouldn't do it. She'd toss little hints, but when we straight up asked her to fast forward us through the parts we weren't enjoying, she refused. At one point she was basically making fun of us for not getting something ("Oh wow fam you don't know your ABC's"), when the clue itself was ambiguous and could be read two different ways. The last straw was leaving. My wife was struggling just to get out of their office on the way out, and instead of helping she stood there grinning like it was all part of the show, after we'd already made it very clear we did not enjoy ourselves. Skip Studio420. Save your money and your afternoon.