The puzzles were linear and mostly involved opening locks on a box so nothing too out of the ordinary there. Adults can also enjoy this room as it is well done but it's definitely a less challenging room. The Funhouse on the other hand is a more whimsical room that was colorful and perfect for kids. The Jock and the Virgin seemed to have the best rooms and it was great to hear the totally different experiences that group members had. We could see the detective role being more important with new players but given the experience of our group, the detective had a lot less to do than the other characters. So what we played was "Hex Room 2.0", similar to what we experienced at The Basement's "The Boiler Room". The detective's middle area does not actually have many puzzles to solve and rumor has it that some of the puzzles were removed to be used in a future Crossroads escape room. The detective definitely has a unique role as his job is to mainly assist the others in escaping their room. Out of the six roles (each had their own room), two were deemed excellent, two were very good and two were good. Yes the rumors are true! Every player also has a personal bonus puzzle which makes the game that much more fun if you are able to complete this side quest. The roles and the storyline blend in seamlessly and the horror film vibe is persistent throughout the game. The sets and the immersion are top notch. We heard that some puzzles are swapped out in order to keep the game fresh but your first experience will be your best one given that parts of the game would be repetitive. Given there are six unique experiences, that explains why people play this game multiple times (genius idea Crossroads!). There are many places that start off with split groups but for The Hex Room, 80% of the fun is in your own personal mini-escape room which is closed off to everyone else. Each player is locked in their own mini-escape room and the detective is in the middle room that links all the rooms together. As per their description, each person plays a specific role and this is extremely important in terms of your game experience. Let's start with their marquee room, The Hex Room. The Jock rocked and the Detective was effective Not only do you need to escape, but you must also survive! Who will live? Who will die?"
Your team will be divided up into separate rooms where you must work individually and as a team. Each player will take a quiz before the game to find out which character they are: The Nerd, Virgin, Jock, Rebel, Prom Queen, or Detective.
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The Hex Room: "Can you survive a horror film? This murderous horror movie fan wants to watch you try. Work to beat the clock as you search for clues and solve mind boggling puzzles in a topsy turvy experience of a lifetime! Now all you need to do is ask yourself, do you have the wits of a magician? Or are as clueless as a clown?" The Funhouse: "Come one, come all! Step right up and see if you have what it takes to become a magnificent magician! In this room filled with trickery and illusions, you and your team will be put to the test. "The Funhouse" is known to be a fun room, although better suited towards a younger audience. "The Hex Room" in particular, has a reputation of being a solid room with a strong storyline and immersive theme. Crossroads Escape Games is consistently the number one recommended escape room company in Southern California and I put this location on our "must do" list for our Los Angeles/Anaheim trip.
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