Escape Room

Escape Room is something that anyone of any age should try at least once. We came in and played The Slaughter House. I love how they decorate the room according to the game. It was quite scary at first but I got over being a coward. We were quite surprised that we won the game actually since it is a 5 star rated game which means it is one of the hardest to solve. Plus it was our first time.
One tip that I would like to give is to not save the clue till last minute because if you cannot get pass the first puzzle, how are you going to proceed? You get 3 chances by the way. Of course I am not saying that you should just get a clue right away when you cannot solve the first problem. Use it when you know you are stuck for sure. I love how different problems requires different skills to solve them, like mathematical and logical thinking. It definitely worked up our brains.
I did not give it 5 stars because it is actually pretty pricey. Other that that, definitely give it a try!

If you are an adventurous and sporty person, Escape Room is definitely a place you must go to. Escape Room is a puzzle-​stimulating game whereby a group of participants will be locked in specific themed room (theme of your choice). Then, participants will be given 45 minutes to solve the puzzle in order to escape from the room.
Sounds exciting, isn’t it? You would need to work out with your friends or your team because it needs logic and intuition to resolve the puzzle. Since it helps in team building and critical thinking, Escape Room is also a place that you can have your leadership or team building session. Maybe just an hour, but you can boost these skills.
As said, Escape Room offered few themes; nonetheless, all are violent-​based. I personally think all themes are very scary. Still, it is exciting. Although Escape Room claimed that all age group can join the game, I still think that who are less able to take on violence, you shouldn’t join it. Overall, Escape Room is a good place to have fun with friends. Take the challenge if you dare to.

A great place to go for on a weekend if you’re looking for some mind cracking & puzzle solving activities. Escape room is a place whereby you can either go in a group of 7 friends or pair up with others who are participating.
You basically enter a room that you’ll be locked in and you will have to solve a series of puzzle to get the key to get out of the room. They have 7 different rooms with its own individual themes from you to choose from such as The Slaughter House and Prison Break.
You’ll be given a 45 minutes time limit to solve all puzzles and find the key to get out the room so you gotta really think first and it’s not easy!

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My girlfriend and I love challenging ourselves. Escape game is one of our favourite activities. For 45 minutes, we’ll be locked in an area, with possibly more than 1 room. The goal would be to break out of the locked area using the tools or hints available in the area.
My favourite game for escape room was Pirate Ship. It was challenging but yet to certain extend logical unlike some of the other rooms in Escape Room which were overly difficult. The price was acceptable as well, for a creative and fun activity such as this.
The staff were usually helpful. When we needed hints or extra help, they were always friendly.

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After my first encounter with escape game in London by a company called Cluequest, I fall in love with this activity!!! So, after I came back to Malaysia, I kept wanting to try out the escape games in Malaysia. My boyfriend brought me to this really popular franchise — Escape Room.
I tried Prison Break and Room 13, of which both we failed to get out in time. Probably due to the high standards set by my first escape game experience in London, I didn’t really like Escape Room. I find the clues not really rational. It felt as if the puzzle were put together just for the sake of making it challenging without having any links to the storyline.
Spoiler alert for the reviews below.
Prison break was cool in the sense that we were handcuffed and blindfolded whereas Room 13 is a really eerie and creepy room where my brain simply refused to function at all.
Since there weren’t much choices in Malaysia, I am likely to return to Escape Room to try out their other rooms.

I fully support the idea of having team building activities as no matter what you do at work, team work is the crux of bringing your company to another step of success.
But sometimes, some people may not like the idea. So best not to do anything, huh?!
Anyway, I was invited by my church cell group to try out Escape room. This is basically a mental and physical torture of 60 mins of your life. Lol. Basically, you will be locked in a room and to escape by solving a series of puzzles.
Imagine having 8 participants with you, trust me, you need to elect a team leader who is able to drive it. Otherwise, everyone would just want to have their own opinion and others won’t comprehend. That’s why this game is designed to encourage and build team work.
We lost the game in the end but I enjoyed the process. I like how we would really help each other out and listened faithfully to one leader.
This is a must-​try if you want to think more strategically and to develop better relationship with friends and colleagues. Though I would think the later is more important.

Escape Room is a really thrilling place to release your inner detective side! There are many rooms in which you have to try to get out of in 45 minutes. The price is very expensive per person, but it’s better to come as a group, so you have more fun and can solve the questions together in order to make the time you get out shorter and quicker. However, some of the answers to the clues that help you get out are really hard to solve and are something few would think of. The good thing is, you get 2 hints and the trick is to ask as many questions as you can before you leave the room, so that instead of just having a hint for one clue, you have a hint for multiple!