Game Show Battle Dallas is an awesome team to work with. Brought the Road Show to our office and…read morewhat an experience!

This was honestly really fun!! My work group came for a team building event and we had a blast! The…read moregames were easy to understand and were the kinds of games that you couldn't really study for or be naturally good at, so everyone had fun working together. The host and staff were very energetic and enthusiastic, which added to the fun. I'd absolutely recommend for a team building event, or other type of gathering - birthday parties, friend groups, the like. This is especially great for groups - we had 30-40 people.

Great mid level escape room with awesome game master!…read more We went as a group of 5 on a Saturday night. We were promptly greeted and checked in by the amazing friendly Laurel! We did the Zombie themed escape room. We finished with a few minutes left, with a little help from Laurel. It's hard to review these because I don't want to give things away. The good: Laurel the manager. Clues that didn't just give you the answer, just steered you towards the thing ya overlooked. Not too hard of a room. I would sad mid level difficultly. Great production value. Variety of different puzzles to hunt. When time was running out Laurel didn't make us suffer, she let us know we already had what we were looking for and somehow put back down. Never over detailed with the clues. The not perfect: No red herrings, nothing extra in the room, what you need and is puzzle related almost stands out. But maybe not to all? WE WILL BE BACK!

We played Voodoo Spirits. The game room is well designed, but I didn't like the service at this…read morelocation--the game master was not very patient in explaining the hints to us. She also mentioned that there was another group in the other room, so she didn't want to explain the one last remaining puzzle when time was up. She even called me in the evening asking where one of the keys was.

We got a gift card a year ago for Christmas and I realized the email said it expires in 12 months,…read morewhich would be this coming week, so we got out there. The staff member I spoke with said they actually don't expire, but I'm glad we went anyway. We chose the Gift Holiday escape room and booked online two days before. Our game master Andy did a great job catering to our family of four's needs--our kids are 8 and almost 12, so he asked if we were looking to beat the high score or if we wanted hints if he saw we were stuck. I let him know we wanted to try to solve it ourselves, but we wanted to beat the room. He provided a great amount of help but always at the right times. We solved the room with five minutes to spare which felt great. We don't have beat it without his help, and it would've negatively impacted our experience. I appreciated the option where more competitive people would need or want fewer hints. He had great enthusiasm and a pleasant attitude. There are many escape room options, but he made this location our favorite and first choice going forward.

I played the Lost Ruins room with some friends, and we made it out with under two minutes to spare…read more We chose the unlimited hints options I think (or whatever was the most) and used around 5-7 in total. You get a bonus hint if you can solve the riddle at the front, which was fun. This room had a lot fewer high tech audio visual effects than some escape rooms I've done more recently. It was a lot of more classic puzzles, nothing insanely cognitively complexed. There were some frustrations, like getting pieces in exactly the right order but one fairly symmetrical piece was just upside down/ not locking properly with magnets. That's the kind of thing it would be helpful if the game master could comment on when they see us get the order right and lose 10 extra minutes... they did give us some time back because the piece was a little glitchy. We had multiple binders to use as reference for many clues, and one of them was really out of order, which also confused the flow a little as we were trying to flip to the same pages as each other. We found some of the puzzles a little far fetched to figure out without a hint to get started. All in all, though, this was a very fun way to spend an hour with friends and earns a solid 4/5 on escape rooms for me! I appreciated it wasn't too scary (I hate the ones with super loud jump scares and things / people popping out at you!). Recommend! We were a group of four which I think is about the right number for this sort of thing.

We pre-booked our adventure and completed the waivers ahead of time, which made check-in incredibly…read moresmooth and quick which is always a great start to the experience. Each room is rated on a difficulty scale out of 10, and we chose the Budapest Express, which has an 8.5 rating. Once inside, we watched a couple of short introductory videos that set the scene, and then the timer began. We had one hour to solve a murder mystery involving five train passengers, all of whom were suspects. The setup immediately pulled us in and created a fun, immersive challenge right from the start. During the adventure, you work your way through a series of clever puzzles by collecting clues, cracking codes, and unlocking various mechanisms along the way. Every step feels interactive and keeps everyone engaged. If you ever find yourself stuck, there's a giant red button you can press to receive a clue, which is a nice touch that keeps the game moving without taking away from the challenge. There's also a bar on-site where you can grab refreshments before or after your game. It's family-friendly, offering a mix of snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, along with a selection of alcoholic beverages for those who want to unwind. Overall, the experience was immersive, well-organized, and a lot of fun, and perfect for groups looking for something different, engaging, and memorable. We'll definitely be back to try another room!

Visited with a group on a Saturday night! We did a 9/10 difficulty room. It was definitely hard, we…read moregot lots of hints. I don't think they have a limit on the amount of hints, so that is nice if needed! If you escape the room, you get to spin the wheel for discounts on next trips. Great spot for a date night or group outing.

They were 1st timers so didn't have anything to compare but the kids had a blast!…read more It's upstairs in a strip center facing 75, nothing spectacular in the small lobby but the two employees were very nice and answered all the questions middle school girls can throw at you. It was in a single room, plenty of props to keep them busy for 60 mins. You are assigned an assistant who they loved and was super helpful.

4 of us did the Clue room, and I liked how the music playing fits the theme of the room, and how…read morethe setup makes references to the rooms in the classic Clue board game. Our group is pretty experienced at escape rooms, so we solved it in 35 minutes with zero hints. However, I would say the Clue room was objectively on the easier side for people with escape room experience. This logically makes sense because if Breakout is partnering with Clue to make this room, they're going to want people to complete it. I don't want to give anything away, so I'll just end with this: I liked how the Clue room wasn't a completely linear progression in terms of tasks that needed to be accomplished. Certainly doable in a group of 2, but I'd recommend a group of 4. (And probably no more than 6)

Our kids were out early for spring break so we were looking for something fun to do as a family…read morethat would be relatively easy to incorporate into a half day. We had so much fun doing the Special Ops room. It was challenging enough that our kids had to work together, but easy enough that they didn't feel completely discouraged by the clues as we worked together. Ash was super great and made it fun and immersive and helped to guide us through with clues! We all loved it and would definitely recommend it to anyone!

Exceeded expectations! We are always looking for escape rooms with high production value and unique…read morepuzzles. We do a lot of escape rooms so it's always nice when we feel challenged and see new mechanics. Our game master, Melanie, was so nice and upbeat and seemed genuinely excited for us when we escaped without using any clues. I also saw her managing the front area with walk-in's really well (the mall setup has got to be stressful for that!). The Witch themed room was right at my personal max level of scary/spooky. It seems like most of the other rooms had a spook factor to it; I'd love to see some that are more mystery, adventure, or heist themed. We will def be back for the Agent Smith room sometime very soon! Highly recommend!

I've done over 100 escape rooms and sadly stopped counting after that. But I still enjoy the wide…read morevariety of styles. From puzzle rooms, to experiences, to interactive theater style escape rooms. I have visited the Los Angeles/ Korea Town location in the past but only tried Cannibal's Den there and thoroughly enjoyed it. Here in the San Diego location, I was able to play the Cannibal's Den 2.0, and their Malediction room. Cannibal's Den was less cerebral puzzles and more physical puzzles that felt more like you actually escaping from a cannibal. Was it scary? Sure, but I'm used to Halloween haunted houses/mazes and enjoy those as well. This wasn't as intense as those though so this should be more accessible for those that don't enjoy jump scares. And Malediction, it's a unique game similar to a fantasy video game where you have to find something. There are magical moments that I will not spoil, and yes there are some live actors but they do not scare or attack you. Just very interactive. I have yet to play their other games at this location and can't wait! Also, Arah and Maddie were fantastic hosts. They were quite interactive especially in Malediction, their fantasy adventure themed room. And don't forget to use the restroom before you start a game! You may be in your game for a full hour depending on your skill level! And as always, have fun!

We came by Questroom and did the Red Giant room. Overall we really liked the room. The decorations…read moreare top notch. Nothing feels cheaply done or made for sure. The game masters were also awesome and very attentive. Our only complaints would be that a few things in the room we did, were not working properly and it was pretty frustrating. Also it's a little pricey compared to other escape rooms we've done. Still a great spot and would recommend.

Never done an escape room before and had a fantastic first experience at the Grandscape Location in…read moreThe Colony with EVAN as our guide. He was outgoing, funny and kept us from stressing too much. We actually joined a group of people we didn't know and despite initially being unsure of the set up, we all had a great time once we got the hang of it (shout out to Evan's guidance and hints). Sets and props were great too- we will be back!

Came here for my birthday and had a great time!…read more Booked through their website and went on a Sunday morning. Price per person is ~$40. From the booking site, it looks like others can join your party which I wasn't a fan of, but no one else joined us. We picked the Cosmic mission and barely solved it with two minutes to spare! I liked that it was spread across 3 rooms and required us to solve puzzles together being in different rooms entirely. We've done several escape rooms and recommend this one if you've done them before. I heard the hardest one is prison break and will be coming back to try it out!