Heather Cockroft
May 22, 2021
recommends We have ordered two kits (Escape Quest and Escape Room Z) both experiences were amazing. The Eacape Room Z was for a group of teenagers and the Escape Quest was for a group of 10-12 yr olds. Each party was full of laughs and excitement. Looking forward to doing another one in the future!
Amber Gladding
February 14, 2021
recommends I set up “Escape Quest” for my 6 yo & hubs on Valentine’s Day. They had such a blast! It was super easy & creating the extra mods was fun to do too! Excited to play the other games soon!
Jamie Oehme
January 6, 2021
recommends I had a little trouble with the download, but we got it after a little effort. We had six kids on New Year's Eve ages 4 to 14 and it went pretty well. My husband made a "time machine" out of some lights, buttons, knobs, an old broken clock, and an old Halloween fog machine. We enjoyed making s'mores to celebrate the Inca's discovery of chocolate-making and drank "potion" made of water and flavor drops. The Escape Room took about 1-1/4 hours for those kids. I may have hidden some of the clues a little too well. In retrospect, all six kids said they would do it again sometime. It was the hit of our NYE party.
Lindsay Richey
October 4, 2019
recommends We started with the Time Traveling kit, so much fun! Going to work our way up!
Christine Mitchell
April 10, 2019
recommends So many reasons. My oldest had her friends do the Escape Time Travel one back in 2017 for her birthday and two years later my youngest wanted to do it again! We ordered the Mummy to give her something different. But they are so worth it. all the work is done for me! Just set up and customize as I see fit! in 2017 we made chocolate for the Incan room and kids took home a silicon shaped Hawaiian (I couldnt find Incan shapes) candy mold filled with their chocolate for their party bag. They are now asking me to incorporate chocolate into the Mummy one ... so gonna have to checkout how the one mom did her Mummy party.
Bay
March 18, 2019
Verified The speed and quality of the download is 5 stars. I had no issues printing my photos or accessing the directions. I have to give the actual product 3 stars, though. The storyline of this quest doesn't make a lot of sense & the directions aren't always clear. I read over it many times & put my own touches on the script, but for the price, more time could be taken to make sure that the directions are thorough. (Ex: the "loot" & time machine cards are completely unnecessary if you are doing this with a home party in a small group. I could see maybe if a school was playing this & each room had a different host, then they would need to present the cards before being allowed into the next room.) Also, I loved the idea of the Spotify playlist, but I was only able to get it to "shuffle play" which made it more trouble than worth.
James McCarthy
April 18, 2018
recommends I did the Escape Quest (time travel one) for my daughters 12th birthday and it was a huge hit! We modified it by introducing real objects in place of cards were we could (real locks on real boxes, codes hidden in rooms etc.). We also reversed the order, instead of starting in the past and working up to the future we had the group start in the future and collect objects as they worked backward into the past, ending with the prehistoric village where they could put their collected items to use in making (with adult supervision of course) a bonfire, roasting hot dogs and marshmallows, and having hot cocoa.
The kids had a blast and it was a lot of fun for my wife and I to put together and run!