Entermission Sydney CBD - VR Escape Rooms — Attraction in Sydney

More people need to discover this hidden gem on Kent Street in Sydney. Among the various entertainment options available, this seemed fascinating enough. We weren’t disappointed chosen it. The game design (difficulty and gaming experiences) is well-balanced. It provides players with a great sense of control while still offering enough challenge. Whether you prefer to figure everything out independently or ask for help, rest assured that the fun won’t be spoiled. Game master Steve was really great at providing just enough hints and assistance when we got stuck. His presence ensured that we had the maximum gaming experience during our hour there. If you’ve never tried virtual reality (VR) before, this is an opportunity you shouldn’t miss. And if you happen to have a promo code to offset part of the cost, even better! I wouldn’t be surprised if similar technology is adapted for virtue training for work -the use of communications and team work to help succeed. Would gladly add their link as one of my...

Pretty fun. A very different experience of playing escape game. You can see your hand inside the virtual reality and you can pick things up and throw it around . However the control still not 100% accurate but to me it's good enough for the game. The game we(6 people) play (mind horror) need a lot of team working and communication to finish the game. It's good for team building, group of friends party and family. The story is just ok, not very smooth. Inside game puzzle is quite straight forward and easy . It's like more experience kind more than Sherlock thing.

The stuff is very friendly, the place is clean and comfort. The only thing I would say is you need to prepare if you are easy to get motion sickness. That's the technology issue that VR need to fix.

The red thing on my forearm(see photo) is to help you to decrease your motion sick(they provided).

Looking forward to see more...

Visited this place with my work buddies and we were 16 ppl. The staff were wonderful, but the place wasn't worth it. We were given a room for 1 hour and it wasn't spacious. They had 2 screens with Nintendo Switch and multiple controllers, one running Super Mario Kart and the other was a 2D combat game. They also had snacks and sparkling water. Not very impressive though, some ritz biscuits, cubes of cheddar cheese, green olives and smith chips. The room also had 2 VR games inside the room which were okay.

The next hour was the real deal. We were seated in separate rooms in a group of 5-6 ppl. The game started off with an interesting story but one of our mate's PC crashed 3 times during the session. The staff did well to fix it and start the game where we left off but we experienced glitches during the play and it didn't feel that we were in control.

I probably wouldn't...