Really a 3.5 star, or a solid B, for the escape game Luci's Room.
Escape rooms are a side business, which means you don't get the same passionate staff as some other places. On the plus side, there's a full game board cafe if you're interested.
The room is small but immersive. Limited technology, done well. Puzzles were intuitive and relatively simple for the most part (we needed help with one that took up most of our time). We may have been more entertained with fewer people (we had five). Also, the theme is a bit problematic, and could easily be rectified to avoid a stigmatized topic without much effort (I'd say more but I don't want to ruin the experience). The photo booth is a neat way to overcome the multi-business aspect.