At Room Escape Artist, we write about escape rooms 365 days a year. It’s a lot of content… so we’ve decided to help you out with a monthly column that highlights the strongest and most interesting content that we put out each month.
Announcement
There are a few tickets left to Escape Immerse Explore Montreal this May.
This is your chance to join an incredible group of escape room players to experience some of the best escape rooms in North America.
Reviews
Escape Rooms
Chapter 1: Room 303, 303 Escape (Thornton, CO) – 303 Escape put an abundance of thought and craft into the design of this, their first escape room. (Review by David Spira)
Headcase, Breaking Point Escape Rooms (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) – The high production cinematics in Headcase made us feel like we were in a movie. (Review by Theresa W)
Spellbound, 13th Gate Escape (Baton Rouge, LA) – Spellbound is a classic escape room for a reason. The game holds up. It is one of the strongest games in the famous 13th Gate Escape facility. (Review by Lisa Spira)
Play-At-Home
NEScape! (2023), (digital) – This is a point-and-click game in the style of an NES game. It has puzzle-forward gameplay and is now available on Switch and Xbox. (Review by REA Hivemind)
New Recommendation Guides
Commentary
Tasks Help Players Connect With Characters In Escape Rooms – Tasks can help players relate to characters in escape rooms by allowing them to empathize with those characters and their experiences.
The Top 3 Myths About Escape Rooms – We give you the inside scoop about locked doors, horror, and intelligence tests.
