Introduction:

Looking for all ages, male & female to participate in a psycological study of escape rooms .  It will take 60 min of your time.  Juice will be served.

Location: Get the F Out

Address: 1500 S Los Angeles St #4, Los Angeles, CA 90015

Parking: Street parking

Price(s): $33/person

Date Completed: July 2, 2018

Number of Escape Artists: 5

Hint System: Unlimited via Walkie Talkie

Success Rate: N/A

Result: ESCAPED! -  59 minutes

Creativity: 4

Difficulty: 4

Immersiveness: 4

Fun Factor: 4

OVERALL: 4

Note. For OVERALL means, 1 = WTF?; 2 = Take a gander; 3 = You can book it; 4 = You should book it now; 5 = OMG! You should've booked it yesterday!

Summary

• Recommend 4-5 escape artists
• Very creative and uses a unique way of thinking
• Shady neighborhood at night
• Existential

First Impression

After escaping The Virus, we were amped to do Get the F Out's other escape room. Bob, the GM, told us that it was very different compared to The Virus. Bob shared with us that he enjoys Orange Clockwork and designed this escape room to be as thematic as the book. We were ready to be thrown into the abyss.

Puzzles

Our group struggled on the very first puzzle which should've taken a few minutes, however, there was some difficulty with the lock. The puzzles could be very easy or very difficult depending on how you think. It took our group a while to get into a steady groove until 3/4 into the room. The puzzle flow was initially linear and then branched out to multi-linearity along the way. Although unique, the puzzles were not as fun as the puzzles in The Virus.

Immersion

This escape room was more elaborate than The Virus. Multiple rooms were used and the environment was made very well. The last room was creative as it used some "lighting".

Value

The escape room has fair value due to its puzzles. It was still enjoyable.

Should you play it?

I would suggest playing "The Virus" as you can get a great value and better escape experience for the same cost.