Houdini does a masterful job of turning a traditional escape room on its head, and forcing you into thinking about things in a new way.

Everything from the water chamber to the “swords in the box” and more, you will feel like a grand illusionist yourself when you figure it all out. Seriously, there are plenty of “wow” moments here, and the way Houdini’s most famous tricks are incorporated is really stunning. How about “Don’t climb on things?” Pay no attention to that one, either. You know that rule “do not apply excessive force?” Forget it.

I expect to return for some of their more advanced rooms such as Jumanji.This room was surprising in a number of ways, not only for its ingenuity of puzzles, but also because it threw a lot of the traditional rules of escape rooms out the window. That said, 60Out offers reasonable pricing and still very enjoyable experiences. And the production value does not match the leaders in the city (Questroom and the Basement). The puzzles were too straightforward and predictable, These rooms were linear to a fault. They will deliver solid experiences to establish what escape rooms are all about._x000D_įor experienced gamers, however, these rooms were let downs. They are immersive, and creative, and generally fun. I would say these are perfect escape rooms for new participants. But overall, these are above average escape rooms that in most other cities would be top-of-the-line._x000D_ And many parts of the Time Machine room feel like an underwhelming museum exhibit. The 'kraken' you battle in the Nautilus looks like an original Nintendo character, reminding you of a 90s video game as opposed to an immersive experience. By almost any measure, the nautilus and time machine rooms were very good escape rooms.

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