Update: We have returned to play their newest offering Planet Express, which has replaced the Saw room. This alien/space ship themed room was fun but definitely has some flaws and sits solidly in the middle of the pack for their offerings. It still contains a puzzle or two that mostly constitutes busy-work, with a delay between "getting it" and actually completing the puzzle. Its biggest sin is that you start out in darkness and they only provide one flashlight. If there is one thing I wish all escape room designs would understand it is that DARKNESS IS NOT A PUZZLE, it is an annoyance. To make everyone share one flashlight is boring and frustrating. If we are to believe we are an elite team of agents exploring an alien ship, why would they only bring one flashlight? It's bad from a narrative perspective as well as a game design perspective. (exception to this rule is something like Smuggler's Den at Escape My Room in New Orleans in which you actually play most of the room in complete darkness and the puzzles are designed to be completed without use of sight). I don't know a single newbie or enthusiast that has ever come out of a room saying "it was so cool that I had to mostly stand around while one person got to be in control of the flashlight" ::deep breath:: Other than that, it was a fun addition to their line up and it contains some surprises, plenty of sci-fi easter eggs, and clever communication/team work oriented puzzles. I'd give it a 3/5. Their staff is second to none, always a pleasure to interact with, know just when to nudge you in the right direction, and they seem to have fostered a really good office culture there. read more

SO FUN!! Also very difficult but that makes it so much better! Game master Malaya, thank you for the great experience! So helpful but not spoiling anything! Really friendly staff, great rooms, amazing puzzles! read more

We really enjoyed the Vault! It was challenging and we didn't escape but it was so much fun! The room was set up well you def have to put your gears to work!!! Colin was a great game master and gave us some great clues!!! Looking forward to the next time!!! read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

So much fun! I've been doing escape rooms for years now and I love when I find a really good place. It was our first time at Project Escape and the staff there was so nice and welcoming. We did Vault 202 with only 4 people and although we didn't escape we had a blast! We had 5 clues and our game master Collins was so cool and fun! He was really helpful whenever we asked him questions. The room can hold up to 8 players so the fact that we almost escaped (we had 2 more puzzles to solve) with only 4 people was really good. I believe the difficulty for the room was 6.5 out of 10. The puzzles were good and not too hard or confusing. It was challenging enough that it was fun and didn't make you feel lost. I'm definitely going back to try the other rooms! read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Took the kids and ended up NOT escaping from two rooms lol but totally worth it! We had such a good time. We will be going again. Not to mention the staff was awesome! This place is definitely kid friendly! read more

Project Escape - Can't wait until the next time... - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Our group had a great time at Project Escape. It was difficult choosing between all of the different rooms because we had a mix of first-timers and some veterans, but ultimately we elected to go with Vault 202. This room was right around the median in terms of difficulty, and it had a good amount of scavenging and teamwork involved. When you arrive, you have to sign a quick waiver form. I like that in the waiting room there are some mind games to sharpen your mind just before you start. I saw a couple of people enjoying the rubik's cube, so they must've been pretty serious about their readiness. I just played a quick game of tic-tac-toe to keep my mind sharp. We waited just a little longer than our scheduled start time. But after our game, I kind of understood why, and I'll get into that a little later. Once we were ready to begin, the hostess walked us through the hallway and into our escape room. Once inside, she did a fantastic job explaining all of the details to us, what to expect, and things of that nature. And then we were ready to begin! The hostess was great with giving us clues and making sure we stayed on task. I can't tell you how many times she helped us out of a tough situation. She helped us just enough to keep it interesting and fun for all of us. In the end, we were able to escape with just under 2 minutes to spare. During the escape room, there were A LOT of clues we had to go through and toss around the room. After debriefing us, our hostess had to return to the room to put everything back in order for the next group. This is why I mentioned that it didn't surprise me that it took a little longer to tidy up depending on how strewn about the clues were by the previous group. We took some pictures in the room and outside with some funny signs. Overall, we all had a fantastic time. Everyone was smiling and laughing after the experience. I can't wait to rehash it with the group later on. Definitely give this escape room a try. You'll be sure to have a lot of fun. read more

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WE JUST ESCAPED ALL THREE ROOMS! Tonight!!! Really, really cool escape rooms with awesome staff. Everyone here is super friendly. I have tried escape rooms at other locations and I think Project Escape's rooms are a bit on the simple side when it comes to design, but they still involve very complex puzzles you'll enjoy solving. We started with Knight's Quest, then Vault 202, and finally Exposure. I liked them all fairly the same. Vault 202 seemed the easiest for us and Exposure was definitely the toughest -- lots of puzzles to piece together. We would have never made it out of Exposure without an awesome game host helping us along the way. There is a loyalty program where if you escape the three rooms, you get a free t-shirt (they sell these for $20 at the front). It's an AWESOME feeling! If you lose your punch card for any one of the rooms, just show them a copy of your victory picture as proof. PRO TIP: find deals and discounted pricing for this place on sites like Groupon; we did all three rooms with a discounted rate. HAPPY ESCAPING!!! read more

Project Escape - Knight's Quest - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Excellent family activity!! We had our very first Escape Room experience today, we visited Project Escape and selected Vault 202. We used a Groupon, based off other Yelp reviews and it knocked the price down to about $21 each. (The savings was about 20%, but would have been worth it regardless). Our family group consisted of 2 adults and two kids (11 and 13). We scheduled our visit online a few hours prior, and we were the first group out of the 10 spaces. When we got there we saw that we were teamed up with another family, and thank God that we were. It made the experience truly enjoyable and as a result we solved the room! We traded contact info to do another room together. Everyone went nuts when we "disarmed the bomb." It was the epitome of good, clean, fun. I encourage everyone to be open to teaming up with folks you don't know. TIPS - when the clock starts, immediately search for clues, shout out what you find, then place them in a communal spot where everyone can start piecing things together. From there, don't hesitate to divide and conquer the individual puzzles. Time goes quickly, we started requesting clues (you get 5) after about 25 minutes when we first felt somewhat stuck. From there, don't hesitate to request clues (once the group agrees) while continuing to work on other puzzles. Lastly, our game master was awesome and contributed to our positive experience. My family talked about the game the entire way home. We will be back! read more

Project Escape - Excellent experience, we met new friends and conquered Vault 202! Woo woo! - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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This was our second Escape Room. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The clues were intriguing and fun. There were a lot of clues packed into this one room which made it great for four people to work on. Our guide Conlan was amazing. He explained everything very well and helped tremendously with his clues. He was really nice and personable. Would love to have him again! We almost escaped with only one clue undone, but still had a great time! Would highly recommend! read more

Project: Escape opened March 18, 2016 in Marietta. It's one of several escape room businesses to open in metro Atlanta over the last couple years. My friends and I are escape room enthusiasts and have formed a team, Team Bad Math, to tackle escape rooms across town. To date, we've taken on close to 25 different rooms at various businesses. We took on Artifact at Project: Escape on July 22, 2016 and successfully solved the room with 10:34 left on the clock. We had a good time and look forward to returning and taking on Project: Escape's two other rooms, Exposure and Vault. Here's a quick rundown of the rooms: * Exposure (4-12 players) - you have to quarantine a virus and make it out of a lab before it's incinerated * Vault (4-10 players) - you have to disarm a nuclear bomb before time expires (this room is inspired by the Fallout video game franchise) * Artifact (2-8 players) - you have to piece together a missing archaeologist's final discovery before you potentially go missing as well We had a team of five for Artifact. Since we didn't want to team up with strangers, we bought out the entire room for our time slot. Buying out an entire room is the only way to ensure you won't have to solve a room with strangers. However, the folks at Project: Escape will tell you that some of their most successful runs have been done with teams of people who've never met before. Our team, which can vary in size depending on who's available, just prefers to solve rooms together exclusively. I like the camraderie. Project: Escape regularly charges $25 per person per room. However, at the time of writing this review, there are currently some excellent Groupon deals available at https://www.groupon.com/deals/project-escape-2. You can save up to over 50% per ticket by purchasing through Groupon. When we arrived for our 9:45pm Friday night booking of Artifact, we were surprised to see the lobby packed with people. The escape room business is alive and well in Marietta. I've never seen an escape room lobby so packed. The place was emptying out its three rooms and reloading them with another wave of customers that included us. Start times are staggered 15 minutes apart, but it felt like all three of our groups (Exposure, Vault, and Artifact) started at the same time. I think it's because they happened to be very busy and it took some time to reset the rooms. Artifact was fun. This room was less action, gadgetry, and technology, and more cerebral than what I'm accustomed to. The setting is an archaeologist's office. There are lots of clues along with riddles and puzzles that must be solved. There are plenty of locks, but it's not overkill. I was hoping for some "ooh-ahh" moment with this room, but really didn't have one. Usually, this comes from a really creative contraption or some sort of unexpected reveal. I didn't experience that here. Perhaps I will in one of the other rooms. Regardless, I thought Artifact was well put together and appropriately sized for our group of five. I could see it getting tight with eight people, but still doable. The room had quality props and an awesome soundtrack that included tracks from the Indiana Jones movies as well as dramatic music that amped up the pressure when time started to wind down. (Side note: They used Indiana Jones music in the Destiny room at The Escapery, also in Marietta, too.) Matt Hutchinson (I believe he is one of the owners or at least, a manager) was our gamemaster. He gave us an overview of the room, objective, house rules, and video-monitored our progress throughout the one hour we had to solve it. Unlike other escape room businesses, there was no limit on the number of hints we could ask for at Project: Escape. Matt kept an open, humorous dialogue with us via chat over a video display. He did admit to us before the game began that he lets folks "flounder" a bit before giving away hints. That makes sense because it makes the game more fun and satisfying. We tried to not ask for many hints. One thing I like about Project: Escape that is different from all the other escape rooms I've been to is if you beat a room, the staff lets you take a victory picture *inside* the room itself. That's pretty cool. Also, if you beat a room, your team gets to sign the door to that room. Look for our Team Bad Math signatures on the lower right door jamb to Artifact. :) If you solve all three rooms, you get a special Project: Escape victory T-shirt that's not for sale. read more

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We did "The Will" and found it challenging, but we still made it out. Colin was very helpful. He gave us a few hints to help us out. I would definitely recommend this experience. read more

As something of an escape room connoisseur, I will tell you that I like this place. My friends and I have done two of the escape rooms, here. We've done the Vault and Knight's Quest. And we'll likely soon go back for more. Both of the "storylines" for these rooms were fun. And the puzzles and brain work done to escape were engaging. Good entertainment. Parking is plentiful and the check-in process is easy. Staff knows their stuff and so far have had no problems taking care of us, even when groups of others are busy coming into and out of the place. They even offered bottled water to us when we completed our challenge. Our game master was Chandler. Chandler was very cool. He set up the room, and then he set us up in the room, and then he set the stage for what we were about to try to do. It was clear Chandler was actively watching us, and he gave us good clues when we needed them. (We only used two, I think.) I'm looking forward to the next escape adventure here. read more

This was our first time doing this so we chose the one with Science formulas?! Math?! Its called the EXPOSURE IT was lots and tons of fun. Some of the clues, as explained in the directions, are right in your face and sometimes you can't think too hard because it's the obvious answer. Other times, it takes some more brain power I won't give away too much since there will be others after us, but we were just two clues away from breaking out! They have a cool system where every room has a "game master". They'll be watching over you through a camera. You're given 5 hints throughout when you ask, and they'll appear on the screen in the room. Also, if you get claustrophobic, you can walk out at anytime. I think the general consensus was that we'd all love to go back and try another (easier) room. But there was not any easy rooms at all they where going harder harder. read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

My bro and I first time here. Both of us done escape rooms before, so we have some exp. We also had a friend and a family of three too. We had a great time! We done the murder express. We were ten minutes away from record. The staff were friendly and nice. I can see why this place is top 6 in Atlanta for escape rooms. We'll be back to try another! read more

Project Escape - Ten minutes away from the record! - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

We have done all 5 rooms. Each are a great challenge and a lot of fun. The staff is wonderful and make it a great experience overall!

I took my entire family on 3/3/19 and had a great time! There are 7 of us, so we had to get a private room - meaning that it was just going to be us - but, in the end, that's probably a good thing. We did the Knight's Quest room, which was lots of fun. The quest itself is hard, but fair. Figuring one part out starts you on the next part. The game master helps you along, and will give you lots of clues - and you'll probably need most of them. My entire family thoroughly enjoyed the escape room and we'll definitely be going again soon! read more

We visited on December 17th in the evening as a group of 8 and teamed up with a group of 2. I forgot the name of the room we did but it was a lab setting with white coats hanging against the wall. Our host was new so he was still learning the ropes. He explained the rules and answered all questions and did a great job! I just thought some of the objectives were extremely unreasonable (don't want to ruin it for you by giving it away) and the only way to figure out those parts is to ask for a clue. There is one particular part that unsolvable without asking for a clue. I also felt like there was no flow to the story. There were many times where I just stood around bc there wasn't anything for all of us to do (i didn't have this issue at other locations). Also, our host completely butchered some of our clues. He gave us the wrong clue and we pretty much spent 7-10 minutes standing there trying to figure out what he was saying. When time ran out and he came inside the room and when we asked him how to solve the part we were stuck at, even he couldn't figure out that particular objective. BUT HE WAS GIVING US THE CLUES?!?! I did not like my experience here. But they have 30 good reviews. So maybe I am an outlier but I'm being honest. read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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This place is awesome!! I'm not even into this type stuff but it was really fun. Elijah was our Game Master and he was alotta help!! It's a must...Don't hesitate that's the place to go for the funnest escape experience!! read more

"Archeology is not an exact science. It does not deal in time schedules!" -- Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) Project Escape is located in Marietta - kind of across the street (Cobb Parkway) from Marietta Diner. A good landmark for those of you that know it. Also a good pre or post game meal for those of you looking for a full-evening plan. My friends and I are serious about our escaping, so this is a our usual schedule. We found PE because of Groupon and are very happy that we did. A couple of great points about PE: Obviously, the Groupon, but also they allow you a deal for buying out the room - this is a must for my team. We have learned (the hard way), that it is always a benefit to us to work with strangers. We have a core team of 6, with other friends who join us from time-to-time and our dynamic is such that it works best for us to work with ourselves. Also, Matt (the owner/creator) is our level of nerd. So many amazing Easter Eggs in each room that it's like Christmas as you go through each of the rooms. Our first time at PE, we did the Artifact room - think Indiana Jones theme. Very fun - 5 of us took on this room (max of 8 people for this). We did well and escaped without a problem and loved every minute. Personally, I had fun with the theme, the music (I was calling out to our Game Master, Matt, which movie each piece of music was from). The music kept me inspired for sure! The room was not overly filled with tricks and gadgets. Just enough with the locks and puzzles and nothing so complex that we felt lost. Just the right amount of thinking needed and we had the right group to get it solved. It was crazy busy on a Friday night - we didn't start at our scheduled time. They do stagger start times, but the lobby was packed with people and actually all three rooms got started around the same time. It did work out well for us as there was no outside distraction when we got going. More recently, we came in on a Thursday night to do Vault 202 - a Fallout themed room. Hannah (of Cambridge) was our Game Master this time and she did an excellent job as well. They had upgraded a bit with the screens in the rooms (they talk to you thru TV monitors) and track the number of clues you use - this had been tweaked a bit from our original visit in August. Vault has you locked in a post-apocalyptic fallout shelter and you have to work your way out before a nuclear bomb detonates - this one is meant for up to 10 people. We had 8 and it seemed like too many to me. At times, people had little to do or we were tripping over each other. The room is plenty big, but the area where you work on things it concentrated. This room seemed to have more things to unlock and solve and was less brainy than Artifact. Lots of nods to Fallout (which played to to the two guys in the group more than the ladies. We definitely wasted probably 10 minutes in this room having so many folks as communication was lost a few times, but (I'd have to ask), I don't think we used but one clue. Overall, the quality of the rooms is great and the creativity is top notch. I do like that they allow you to get group photos in the rooms, with props, after you escape. You also get to sign the doors. Next up, is Exposure (which is being revamped a bit) and takes up to 12 people - I think we won't have so many. They do give you a punch card as you solve rooms and once you solve all 3, you get a limited edition tee shirt. Cannot wait for that one! read more

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This place was AWESOME! I say grab some friends and escape! We would have never made it out alive without the help of our guide, Steven! read more

Project Escape - We escaped! This was the most fun I've had in s long time! - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Amazing place to have a fun night with friends and family! We did two rooms.. Saw themed room first, which we should of waited bc it's my favorite movie and there was a lot of technical issues. The good thing is that they are planning to reset the room which allows us to go through with new story. The second room was the Vault.. when we entered the room it was already warm, the temp increased as we played.. in not sure if it's an central unit issue? None the less, we escaped and it was so much fun! There were a LOT more clues on Vault than Saw. read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

We had a freaking blast! Our game host, Skyler, was awesome. They allow you up to five hints in the game that we played and they are actually interactive hits, so is he is watching you struggle he can help you with the things that you're struggling with. But it was so much fun. And we made it out of the room! The big question... To hit the button, or not to hit the button... read more

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We had a blast! Team night and the room was challenging. We didn't make it out but our room was fun. We did exposure as a group of 8 with 4 other people. Our host was witty and truly helped us. This was a great team event. I'm sure we will go again. Thanks Savannah! read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

I took a group of 12 and 13 year olds to Project Escape for my daughter's 13th Birthday. They had a blast! I called a couple of weeks before our event in order to get information. The woman I spoke with was very friendly and answered all my questions. I then booked the room online, which was very easy. When we arrived, they were very professional and helped us check in and got started with the kids right away. The room was challenging and fun. They didn't escape within the hour, but still had a fantastic time! They loved it and highly recommend it. We will be back. read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

We really loved Project Escape. This was our first time there. We booked with a Groupon which saved us some money. The location is very clean and well-lit. Lots of parking. The staff were so friendly and helpful from beginning to end. They offered us water at the end and we got to sign "the ceiling tiles for losers" (winners get to sign the door of the game room they won). Our group of 4 did Vault 202 which was a great room. It proved to be too difficult for our little group ... I think 6-8 people would have worked better. But the puzzles and locks were well thought out. I love that they have a flip offer to do another game the same day or the next day for a low price. We will definitely be back to do a different room with more people. read more

Project Escape - We didn't escape but we had so much fun! - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

I found Project Escape through a Facebook ad and I'm so glad it caught my eye! I had family visiting for my birthday and I wanted to do a fun activity. We've never done an escape room before so I wanted to give it a go. Best decision ever! We booked Vault 202 on 2/23/18 for 9:30pm and it was a blast! We had Steve as our game master and he made the experience so enjoyable - helpful without giving away too much and his interactions with us were hilarious and entertaining. The room itself was well made and the puzzles were challenging and fun. We've played the game that the room was based off of and that helped us a bunch in figuring out a good bit of the puzzles. We got stumped a handful of times, but Steve guided us back to the right track. "Reading is hard, math is hard, and we were missing intelligence." Despite that, we escaped the vault with 11 minutes and 18 seconds to spare! We only booked for Vault 202, but we had such a wonderful experience that we wanted to do another one immediately after. We initially wanted to do Exposure, but it was too late in the evening for us and Brandy (I believe is her name) quickly switched us over to Nautilus without any hesitation. We bopped on over to the other location and we were in the next room within seconds of walking through the door. Nautilus was a bit more difficult for us because we were separated, but once we were regrouped it was more manageable. Colin was our game master this time and he too was quite helpful. We did manage to escape with 5 minutes left and, again, the experience was awesome! We will definitely be coming back and attempting the other rooms. I think we've found our new family activity! The atmosphere was great, the rooms were so well thought out, and the super friendly staff were the best! read more

I found Project Escape through Yelp and booked it as a fun activity with my cousin and her friends while I was in town for the weekend. I would definitely come back here next time I'm visiting. Seven of us tackled the Knight's Quest room last night in the 11:00 PM slot, with the help of Steven as our guide. We got out with less than ten minutes to spare, having used most (or all?) of our clues and having been given a handful of free nudges and clues from Steven. The set dressing in the room was pretty good, and the puzzles were challenging. Some of these puzzles were fairly original--more than the common "find the combination this lock"--but in a couple of instances, we were vexed by technical trouble with the puzzles. Steven helped us over the hurdles though so that we were able to focus on solving, which is the fun part of any escape room. Steven was also a very entertaining guide, sending us helpful information and exchanging banter through the in-room screen that they use to communicate. The experience definitely would not have been the same without him there. Thanks Steven! read more

Great people, set up and Rooms! I've done more than 20 escape rooms and the ones at Project Escape have been some of my favorites! They are challenging but well put together with some fun exploration aspects! Highly recommend!! Really loved Murder Express and the Vault! read more

Was very disappointed with our experience. When we first walked in a trap door opened so that was a clue we were not able to complete. Understand these things happen. When we had 20mins. left we worked worked on a clue for 10 mins.. We were unable to complete this part of the room and thus unable to complete the room. We were told by our guude that that clue was glitchy. Even though we were completing the clue correctly it was not working. I feel our guide should have interceeded on our behalf or we sould have been given some compensation. I sent an e-mail with my concerns right afterthe experience but have not recieved a reply. read more

This was super fun. The price was pretty great per person. We did the Fallout themed too. And it was so fun to nerd out over the little details they added to the room to make it fun but still about solving puzzles. The location was a little hard to spot at night but the people were kind enough to let us do the room, even though we were just a bit late. My whole family had a blast! read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

We had our first escape room experience here last Friday with some dear friends who had a Groupon and treated us! We did the Vault (Vault 202) and Tori was our game master. She was amazing! The pre-escape room discussion and directions were great and very helpful. We didn't get out, but with three puzzles to go, we got close! Tori was proud of us for getting as far as we did and showed us what we had left to do. She was so nice, as were the other staff there! My husband is obsessed now and wants to do it again soon! I found the entire experience a bit stressful but fun. read more

I've been a total of three times and done four rooms-- Artifact (now retired), Vault 202, Exposure, and Knight's Quest. Artifact (now converted into Knight's Quest) was only my second escape room. I played with a group of new friends and had a great time. Vault 202 was my favorite, with some clever puzzles and fun theme. I went for my birthday last year with some friends and family. Exposure was definitely more challenging. It left us scrambling at the last minute, barely completing the last puzzle in time. It might be my favorite except for a couple frustrating elements, including one puzzle in which we had to wait at least 30 seconds for this mechanism to finish moving. This room physically requires at least four players to finish. Knight's Quest was my first escape room loss, but I won't hold that against it. I played with a friend and two strangers who had never done an escape room before. It was fun to cooperate and learn to communicate with strangers, trying to work toward a common goal. I'm looking forward to trying Nautilus! read more

It's kinda tucked away around office buildings with a car dealership near by. Plenty of parking. We took on the artifact room. The game master will assist on a screen with clues if he thinks you need them. The experience was awesome, the staff is super friendly. Matt is witty. I love whether you escape or not you get to sign a spot. Loser wall or escape door! They take a photo of the group as well. We had a blast and am looking forward to going back for the vault room. FYI the nicest, cleanest restroom I've seen in a public establishment. The whole place in all is laid out with great thought, detail, and awesome props. Give them a shot and groupon has good deals -project escape read more

Highly recommend this place! No need to get a huge group of people, they will fix you up with a team. Staff was cool, set up was gnarly and the game was a blast! Way more fun than I anticipated! I will definitely be back! Side note, we had a friend who was scared because she thought it would be similar to a haunted house. That's not the case at all. Nothing jumps out at you, no one dressed in horror costume, and nothing spooky. read more

Project Escape - We made it out. - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Science formulas?! Math?! You could say my group and I chose the wrong room for us, hahaha. When we searched which one to book, Exposure was the only one that still had enough spots for us. When we got there, we were told it was the most difficult room they had. HOWEVER, it was tons of fun. Some of the clues, as explained in the directions, are right in your face and sometimes you can't think too hard because it's the obvious answer. Other times, it takes some more brain power. I won't give away too much since there will be others after us, but we were just two clues away from breaking out! They have a cool system where every room has a "game master". They'll be watching over you through a camera. You're given 5 hints throughout when you ask, and they'll appear on the screen in the room. Also, if you get claustrophobic, you can walk out at anytime. I think the general consensus was that we'd all love to go back and try another (easier) room hahaha read more

This place is one of the most well prepared, beautifully laid out, and great escape rooms I've been to around Atlanta. Couldn't recommend it more! Can't wait to go back! read more

What a fantastic operation! Project Escape totally blew our minds! Our teens were delightfully challenged by the puzzles and stated repeatedly afterward how they couldn't wait to return. I would highly recommend Project Escape for your next birthday, date night, corporate teambuilding event or family fun night! A beautiful, clean, and well appointed facility with many personal touches awaits you along with personable and engaging game masters! Special thanks to Tori who made our night especially memorable! Can't wait to go back! Looking forward to the next Escape room to conquer! read more

Project Escape - Although they did not escape, our crew had a blast! - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Had a great time!! Hannah G. was a great game master! We almost made it out. Knights Quest! read more

Project Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

HOT DAMN SON. Come to this for a good time. -- Joking aside, this place was seriously fun. I've been writing mysteries of my own for years and these were on point. Very well crafted and super fun to figure out. Perfectly challenging too. read more

I visited yesterday, which was a Thursday evening. It is a bit hard to find if you don't know where you're looking... but it's in a great location! Literally minutes away from SPSU, it's beside the Tesla in the American Business Center! They were super accommodating of our group.. We had 4 and had planned to arrive at 7pm but my boyfriend got bumped by another car right before so I called them at 6p & they simply moved us to a later escape room at 8pm. It wasn't the same room as before, but I didn't want to go on another night, so that was fine with us. I took no photos because I don't believe in ruining the escape surprise, but this was a ton of fun! We did the Artifact Room & didn't escape in time but we were allowed to finish the last puzzle and solve the room. This has a mix of physical puzzles and more subtle ones.. some of which you may need help to figure out the ordering of clues, but your game master will be attentively watching you to ensure you're not too stuck! Things unique to this venue: - monitor on the wall displaying helpful hint texts & a timer - water supplied after the experience - physical door for you to "unlock" (don't forget you're never actually locked in due to fire hazard) - unlimited helpful hints (great if you suck like us) - video to explain the background story Note: Not sure if this is good for kids since some of the puzzles are quite difficult and young children may not be good at that read more