Puzzah!

Fantastic escape rooms. Went with my family and did two of the rooms. They are precisely engineered and nicely designed. They are themed very well with fun puzzles that relate to the story of the room. I’ve been to two other places and this is the best one by far. ALSO take not that the rooms are $ 79 total! Which, if you bring 4 or more people is the cheapest price around. Overall an excellent family or friend activity that is appropriate for any age and truly unique fun.

Super fun for a family or a group of friends! Great friendly staff! Did the Steal puzzle room which was an absolute blast! Highly recommend!

This is place is so much fun! It’s hard to find engaging activities that adults can enjoy, but this hits the nail on the head. My sister and her fiancé have done puzzle rooms before, so they suggested we try one as a family. The five of us went in to do the art heist one, but it was so much fun that we stayed to complete Tick Tock as well!
We managed to complete both puzzles but it was definitely a challenge! The technology that they used for some of the puzzles blew our minds, and we had to ask the staff to explain how a few things worked because it was just so cool.
There’s one puzzle left that we didn’t do, and it sounds like they’ll have another room ready by January 2016, so I’m definitely excited to go back! I highly recommend it as a fun, different activity for a group of adults!

Did tick tock. Thought the puzzles were poorly designed. Room was too small for 5 and very hot. Operator was rude.

Fun escape room! We did Tick Tock, the room that has a mad musician and you need to disarm the bomb and also the hardest room that they have. I was a fan of the puzzles but they were difficult to solve and we didn’t complete the mission. There seems to be a lot of availability so we booked a day in advance and got the time/​room we wanted.
I do think that the rooms could be more up to date and bigger. I’ve done other escape rooms and the puzzles are fresh and clean (nobody has written on the papers and the papers are not crinkled). We had two puzzles that were hard to finish because even when we finished them, the lock still didn’t open due to a mechanism failure and the ink on the paper was worn out from previous uses.

We have done a lot of puzzle/​escape rooms and this one ranks high on our list. Every detail is carefully thought out, and the clues are so relevant to the room’s theme. We did Kazam and solved the puzzles with just under 3 minutes left. The props and technology were flawless – just a beautifully designed room. Every member of our team contributed something unique and necessary, and when we got stumped, the preset clues were able to help us out. Loved this room!

This place was really great! The only reason I gave it 3 stars was because they had an error in the room (a red light was broken) which wasted about 15 minutes of our time looking for something that didn’t exist. I liked this puzzle room compared to others because you only need to fill it with 4 people so it’s easier to keep it to people you know. I didn’t like it because there are no cameras in the room so all of the clues are prerecorded. We were ahead of the clues so they didn’t help us at all.

Lots of fun! The room was a bit small, would have been too small if we had a party larger than 4. Would definitely go back to try another puzzle!

As what seems like a new trend for the area, Puzzah offers a night of fun with friends by providing an hour of puzzle solving and challenging mind games. When first arriving I found the color scheme and set up a bit child like. As I would imagine most the puzzles are at a level for adults I thought that a bit odd. I could be very wrong on this but with first impressions the décor had me second guessing.
When we were ready to play a person came over to explain the scenario and what we were to do and lead us to our room. Overall we had a great time! I don’t think the packet or person over the intercom was very helpful as in we got almost no clues. We just sorta went at the room and through deductive reasoning won the game.
Fun night overall that I would say you should try but I am not sure it is a repeat event!

Fun concept. Rooms could be more engaging and better decorated for the puzzle taking place.
I was impressed with the level of the puzzle, was challenging!
Take 3 other friends and try a puzzle. Great time.

I really had no idea what to expect, I only knew that my Facebook was filled with my friends completing (or failing) Escape Rooms all over the world. I was intrigued to find out what this was all about and was also determined to win the puzzle and detonate the bomb as we were constantly reminded that we will be blown to smithereens (we attempted Tick Tock) if we fail within an hour.
I would highly suggest this as a team-​building exercise as you get the see the working styles of different people and how they communicate and collaborate. We were stuck a couple of times and had clues given to us. The clues weren’t just an easy giveaway although if you keep missing the clues, you pretty much get the answer… and that just makes you feel silly :(Fortunately, we completed it with 5 minutes left on the clock.
What I most enjoy about the experience was probably not the difficulty of the game or friendliness of the employees (although they were definitely plus-​es), but the fact that Puzzah! allows you to bond, interact, and engage with your team. It’s unique and so much more interesting than just going to dinner or to the movies, and it makes you go low-​tech — No texting, emailing, or constantly checking your phones, just regular and lovely human interaction.

We go to a lot of puzzle rooms, and this one is unlike the others. We did their newest and hardest puzzle, Kazam, and finished with a mere 2 minutes on the clock. We were shocked to see that not a single lock (combination or key) was used in the whole room! What?! Very unique and so clever!
The girl working the desk was incredibly friendly and didn’t make us feel rushed even though we showed up at the last minute. After the game, she answered all of our (numerous) questions and shared stories that made me feel more involved and welcomed. The owner is also very friendly.
The clues are on an automated timer rather than gifted by a moderator like other puzzle rooms, so sometimes we got clues to things we had already figured out, and sometimes we got clues that gave away the answer too quickly before we really got a chance to ponder all the possibilities, but this minor drawback is outweighed by the uniqueness of their puzzles and the high technological production value of each of their rooms.
The thing that I personally feel makes this Puzzle Room facility stand out is how each of their puzzles directly relates to the theme, which makes the player feel more involved in the story than most other puzzle room locations. That adds the extra element of fun to the brainwork.

Had a great time in «The Heist» room. We were able to finish the room with about a minute to spare. The staff was great. Id like to see more variety of rooms though. Since this location only offers two puzzles, it would be hard to be a repeat customer. I really like that you book the room, and don’t have to share it with other players you don’t know.

I’ve been wanting to do a locked room game for a while, and came across this place in the Denver Post. There’s two games, and the one that immediately shouted out to me was the heist game. I called up a friend that loves heists, and we booked.
I was afraid this would be corny, but it isn’t if you’re a fan of puzzles, riddles, and working together. It’s a unique experience that you’ll be talking about with friends for a while.
Staff is fun, friendly, and helpful. You can tell they love the games too.

My boyfriend and I, two escape room enthusiasts, visited Puzzah! on a weekday afternoon. We did the art heist room alone and found that it was insultingly easy even for 2 people, particularly with the automated clues basically giving us the answers to various puzzles after a certain point — even when we had already solved those puzzles.
Even though there were technical difficulties with a certain puzzle (and scratch marks that indicated we were not the first to experience these difficulties), we escaped in 39 minutes, and the lukewarm staff member gave us a lukewarm «bravo» and ushered us quickly out the door. Considering this was by far the most expensive of the five escape rooms we experienced while in northern Colorado, I was expecting more out of Puzzah!
Pros: the technical aspect of the puzzles was by far the best I’ve seen.
Cons: insultingly easy puzzles, automated clues, lukewarm staff, technical difficulties.
My opinion: go if you have kids — they’ll find it hugely entertaining. Also go if this is your first time and you want to dip your toes in the water and you’re not sure what puzzle rooms are like. DON’T go if you’re an escape room enthusiast and you want something hardcore.

What a fantastic idea! A group of 4 of us decided to do the museum heist room for a friend’s birthday and it was such an invigorating, challenging evening! There are various challenges for this «mission» that really make your team brainstorm and think outside the box. Honestly, some of the successful ideas we came up with I never would have thought of outside of that room. There are helpful prompts that spark your thinking in the right direction but don’t give too much away. and it was definitely a challenge that had us wondering if we would be able to win (we were). Excellent use of an hour and we couldn’t stop talking about it after or planning when we could come back!

Let start off by saying this place is awesome!!!
I went as a group of 4. The age range was between 10 to 27. We did the great art heist, and finished!
From the moment we got there, the staff was very friendly and engaging. They were dressed up and played the role for the room theme very well. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it was one of the most fun things I have ever done! The only draw back is there are only 2 puzzle rooms, but the staff said they were in the works in creating more. I will definitely go back to attempt the other puzzle room.
This place had a friendly environment and the puzzle room was a great experience for communication, problem solving, and an all around fun time!

Puzzah! is a different kind of experience for a lot of folks. If you played games like Myst or 7^th Guest, you’ll be familiar with the basic concept — but you probably haven’t done it in the real world or with a time limit. For those unfamiliar with the concept, you are tasked with solving a series of puzzles within a set time; there’s a story which helps guide the hunt for clues. I can’t talk about the nature of the puzzles or story without spoiling the fun, but I think I can say that you’ll want to cover as many of the nine intelligences as you when getting a group together.
A smart kid with just a little adult help could really feel like Batman here! Too immature, and they’ll be *very* frustrated. Probably not for kids younger than 10.
Be sure to check out the gift area before you leave!

My fiancé and I had a great time at Puzzah! with our friends.
I have never done anything like this before. The puzzle rooms give you a very fun/​unique experience and I’d recommend it for a date night or when you feel like challenging your friends.
I’d come back the next time I’m in Denver… they should open one of these in DC!

I’ve been to quite a few escape rooms ranging from Toronto to Vegas to Vancouver and Puzzah! was definitely one of my favorites. These puzzle rooms are a great activity if you’re looking for something new to do with a date or even just want to get away from the weekend bar scene.
Pretty much every puzzle room will give you hints if you get stuck, but many of the other ones I have been to have given «hints» that were actually just the answer to what you’re trying to solve. This is somewhat anticlimactic. Puzzah! did a great job of limiting the hints to a simple nudge in the right direction which kept things fun and exciting.
I will definitely be back next time I’m in Denver.