We had so much fun conquering the Alice in Wonderland room! We went late in the day and had the…read morewhole place to ourselves. It truly was a blast!

Super detailed explanation, we chose the doll house room. Some individuals think it might be creepy…read moreand scary but I grew up collecting porcelain dolls so more vintage Victorian feel for me. The clues consisted a handheld table and no penalty to use them. We had a slow start and only used the clues 3 times and completed 18 min ahead of time. The last clue really tested our numbers skills so glad we could use our cell phones ! Had 1 handheld buttery and 2 black lights so I suggest you take advantage of this and were able to complete clues ahead of order. 13 haunted clues to escape the dollhouse. The owner was kind enough to take our photo in the escape room. Excellent experience would go again for a different challenge !

My family and I recently did the "Help Save Christmas" room at North Valley Escape Room. We had…read moresuch a blast! We had 6 people as young as 6 and 9 up to someone in their 60s. Each person had so much fun and could help in every piece of the puzzles. We needed a few hints but still managed to escape before time ran out. This was my second experience here and they really do a great job with the rooms and the staff. Highly recommend!

This place is awesome, we did Steam Punk Railway and had a blast, it was challenging and fun and…read morehigh quality. Was pleasantly surprised at the entire thing, staff very friendly. Kudos to these owners, very well done.

Booked an escape room on a Sunday and took my son and his girlfriend for her very first escape room…read moreexperience. The check in process was easy and we didn't have to wait long to go to our room. The escape room was pirate themed and very well thought out with challenging puzzles and high tech gadgets. We beat the room with 11 minutes to spare. Definitely coming back to try the other rooms.

Took my nieces to do the Stranger Things room which was amazing. Had to take some more family…read moremembers to try another one, we did Unhaunt the Mansion and it was clever and cool and so much fun! So much so that we came back later to do the Toy Story room on the same day. Pretty hard honestly but very creative and a really good time, we loved every minute of it! We've done a lot of escape rooms over the years but this is one of the top spots for escape rooms in my opinion. Can't wait to try more rooms!!

I need to start this review with the preface that I've done probably close to 100 escape rooms, all…read morearound the world. The greatest escape offered two of the most immersive rooms I've ever experienced. The Isle room was incredible and featured several types of puzzles I've never experienced before. You felt like you were actually in a secluded place and at times it even felt ominous. The museum room was similar in nature, but lesser so just based on the story line. It still felt authentic and immersive. Again, several puzzles I haven't experienced before that made you think differently. Every single puzzle (not using more specific words here to protect the secrecy of the rooms) worked perfectly and we were able to navigate without any issues. Throwing us under the bus but we did use a couple hints in each room. Very minimal though! Highly recommend trying their rooms out whether you're an expert or an amateur. It's sure to be fun for all, either way!

A friend and the husband and I went to the greatest escape and did their island themed room. It was…read morereally fun and unique. I liked the decor and the puzzles were challenging. It wasn't the best escape room we've done in town, but it was really fun and I'd recommend it!

I came to AZ to surprise my Dad for his birthday, and was looking for something fun to take him to…read more(then the whole family ended up joining too). Absolute blast. We did axe throwing and the rage room (activities in this order, recommended by the nice gentleman I spoke to on the phone the weekend prior, which was the perfect suggestion). The two employees, Lexie and - I can't believe I forgot the other girl's name, starts with a C, I think - were fantastic. The video add-on was so worth it. My Dad loved the bday windshield. You get to play your own music in the rage room. I didn't realize axe throwing would have games with scores. It was such an awesome surprise, as I'd never done axe throwing before. Highly recommend. Thank you for this experience. I'll leave this review on Google too when they come to their senses and realize the 5 for this place is the real deal.

Me and the hubster went axe throwing for the first time. This is a great spot to do it. They have…read morean instructional video to begin. The lady who set up our lane was sweet and gave us the basics. However, the gentleman working that day gave us a few tips that helped us get better results. There's different types of challenges for the axe throwing. We killed zombies, splattered paint, sunk battleships, and even played a word game. We ended up playing for a full hour. It was also fun to hear the people in the rage room having their fun. I like the facility and am even considering their membership. I saw that axe throwing was $75 for a year, which isn't bad considering it is less than our total spent in one session. I didn't read the fine print, though, so I'm not sure what that entails. It was starting to get busy as we were leaving, so we didn't stay to ask questions. All in all, a great experience and I would recommend. addendum: Hi Beth, Thanks for the reply. My question would have been if two people get a membership, do their 30-min sessions overlap or do they get to play for a full hour? If 6 people have a membership, does that mean 3 hours of axe play for the group?

This is my friend's favorite escape room so it's been on my list to try for a while! They're closed…read moreSundays which made it harder to visit but I finally was able to come on a Saturday and do the Mogollon Monster room as a group of 5. This has to be the most immersive escape room I've done! The staff did an amazing job getting into character and setting the scene. Normally at escape rooms you have to ask if you want a clue but here they just gave you a few. One of the times I felt like I would've figured it out on my own in time. I don't want a clue unless we're really stuck haha. We finished with 10 minutes to spare. After we finished, our host asked if we had any explanations and further explained some of the puzzles. I also love the speakeasy-style hidden entrance with the code word and you can order milkshakes from Soda Jerk from the escape room lounge after you complete the escape room. I definitely want to come back and do the other two escape rooms here!

'Twas the night before a birthday, and all through the house,…read moreNot a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The boys longed to swing clubs and send golf balls with care, In hopes one might roll and drop clean in the cup there. But alas, not a tee time or booking in sight, So a side quest was sparked in the glow of the night. "To Soda Jerk!" was the call, with milkshakes in mind, Sweet dreams of cold treats and good times intertwined. Yet fate had a twist, as it often will do-- We found ourselves hiking where the tall pines grew. Deep in the Rim where the wild things call home, Where monsters are rumored and few dare to roam. Five brave boys pressed on through the dark and the thrill, With one daring goal and unwavering will: To capture a glimpse--just a shot, just a sight-- Of the Mogollon Monster that roams in the night. And somehow, someway, through luck or through fate, They captured their proof--yeah, the legend was great. So back into town, with stories to share, Milkshakes for all to top off the affair. A birthday well spent, wild, strange, and just right-- Happy birthday to all, and to all a good night. (Would totally recommend this room, was a blast!)

Decided to come here after the escape room at westgate was booked up. It was a couples date night,…read morewe did the Blackout Motel, and had an amazing time. It was the wives' first time doing one and they both had a great time too. We'll definitely be coming back and doing another room!

I've been to more escape rooms than I have teeth (and I have all of my teeth) and I must say, this…read morewas the worst First of all, the context inside of the rooms needs improvement..... tell me why there's a bunch of squares on a table and they require a specific order when the objects aren't even square On top of that, whoever was working tonight seemed like he could care less to be working there, had zero enthusiasm Furthermore, the solve for the room was displayed on a TV monitor 2 rooms separate to the room we were in when we hit the button, I'm not exactly sure how we're supposed to magically see a TV monitor two rooms away as we solve the room It's just not set up in a way that makes any sense The puzzles really had minimal context and solving the room requires you to somehow magically know that as you solve the room you are expected to have one person in one room and another person two rooms away in the room that you thought you already solved It was just a very weird experience to say the least However I will give this 2 stars as the escape room is cheaper than any of the others I've been to Finally, I don't recommend

My buddy and I just did this as our first escape room. Great experience. Loved the immersion and…read morethe props. Loved all the easter eggs if you're a SciFi geek, especially the Red Dwarf reference. The puzzles were logical and internally consistent with the story. The owner was super friendly and made it a really fun experience. Highly highly recommend.

I was pretty sure I was going to hate escape rooms. I like to skip the puzzles in video games, and…read moreI hate being trapped, constant noises, or kept on a strict time limit. Kinda seemed like escape rooms would be the worst thing on the planet for me. But a friend loves the cyberpunk-esque vibes, and I was going to swallow my hatred to try my first escape room here with the Immersive Machine. I leave the experience virtually speechless. (No spoilers here, so read away!) Why it was great for two people new to escape rooms: -You can book the place solo. You don't need to be partnered with strangers who are going to speed run the place. -There is no clock anywhere. Time flies (serously, wow, it went so fast), but you aren't feeling rushed. -I was worried about it, but there aren't any "HOLYSHIT GO FAST YOU'RE GONNA DIE" vibes like some of the "escape to live" ones I've been told about. There's an alarm going off when you first get there, but it's like, a casual alarm that just reminds you that it's going off every 5 minutes or so with a light "beep". Like a friendly alarm. Nothing in here is on a time limit, constantly flashing, or constantly making noise. Nothing is designed for a panic response. This was huge for me. -The gamemaster's involvement is fluid and very immersive in the universe (but they're not in the room), so if he sees you're struggling, he steps in, in-character, to gently guide you without making you feel stupid. -Puzzles make sense, but they're also just really fun. It was a lot more of paying attention to the room's details and exploring the space than trying to solve a Rubik's cube or a slide puzzle. There were a few moments that required some actual hard, focused thought, but most of it was trying to pull together details of the space and alternative universe you're in (that are all easily available if you look around again). -There is nothing to memorize or "called back" throughout the place. You don't need to remember something that was told to you 50 minutes ago or else you can't finish it; everything you need is always easily accessible, and all the puzzles are "solve it and move on". We started by taking tons of notes on our phones just in case, and we abandoned that quickly since it wasn't necessary. -You mostly stay in the same areas, so you can put down waters or drinks and take breaks as needed. It doesn't cut you off of any of the areas, so you don't have to stress about constantly moving. -We finished it, two person, in under the average time, despite never having done an escape room in our lives. Why it was great, overall, in general: -The "alternate universe" makes it a lot more fun. At one point, you'll get to see a calendar the team made, complete with holidays and other details specific to this universe that doesn't exist in ours. It's these small touches that made me super excited (and sad I couldn't just sit and read them). -The gamemaster (Randy, I think?)'s personality was absolutely amazing. He was super friendly, and getting into his character really made it easier for us to feel okay getting into them too. -I'm not super into LARPing or playing pretend, but if you wanted to, there are free costumes and the over-the-top vibe of the gamemaster makes you feel less silly about trying it for yourself. -There's a little personified "friend" that pretty much everyone is going to fall in love with. I now think I love escape rooms, but I'm not sure any other escape room will ever compare to The Immersive Machine. There's no way for me to go but down; there's no way any other escape room will be as good as Immersive Machine was. It entirely converted me, and now I think escape rooms are the coolest thing ever. I see why it has a straight 5 stars on every review platform AND wins annual awards from the escape room social network. This is amazing.