My boyfriend and I are from southern Michigan and travel to do escape rooms quite frequently. I personally co-own an escape room in Shelby Township so typically I have pretty high standards for escape rooms and this location certainly surpassed expectation.

We did all 3 rooms they currently offer (Yooper Camp, Submerged, and Catch a Killer).

Yooper Camp is advertised as being for children, but I still felt like the puzzles were good quality for adults to also accomplish. We escaped with about 23 minutes remaining and used one clue. The aesthetic really did make you feel like you were in a cabin which was really nice.

Submerged is advertised as their hardest room, however I would argue that Catch a Killer is very similar in difficulty. This room had more outside the box thinking to it with the amount of magnetic locks and puzzles in the room. This elevated it into an advanced room for sure. We escaped with a little over 19 minutes remaining using one clue.

Catch a Killer was our personal favorite room. It had the most puzzles that really made us have to think. We had to use both of our brains much harder than in the other 2 rooms. Escaping with a little over 13 minutes remaining using 1 clue. This room had the best aesthetic and decor.

All in all they did a really nice job making the rooms feel immersive while not putting too many things that make no sense or have no effect on the room. Our game master was Skylar and you can tell she loves her job and loves working with people. She was bubbly from the moment we walked in and made sure we understood all of the rules. I believe that the game masters make or break an escape room experience and she certainly made ours perfect. Shout-out Skylar ❤️ If you can recommend her you definitely should!