I have completed all 3 rooms at this location. At the time of this posting they were: Poseidon, Sherlock, and Atelophobia.
Poseidon - the air conditioner wasn't working properly! The staff kindly agreed to give us 90 minutes rather than 60, because we were only a group of 2. I was happy with that, however at 45 minutes I was pretty much begging for the game to be over. Sweating bullets. I am extremely experienced with escape games - and there were way, way too many puzzles in this room. There is no way on Earth that 2 people could accomplish this room in 60 minutes. Instructions were a bit unclear, but the room looked cool in layout. We came across a suitcase that opened about an inch, but was locked shut. We were unclear if we were supposed to remove the papers in the briefcase from the large gap. We called to get clarification and it turns out the papers weren't meant to be removed until the lock was off. Stuff like this just isn't acceptable. You shouldn't have to question whether you are cheating or not.
Sherlock - this was my favorite of the rooms. The game has a small technical flaw though. Even if you have the final puzzle solved correctly (with the chess pieces), there is a possibility the "surprise" won't happen if one of the chess pieces is just a couple millimeters off of where it is supposed to be placed. This can easily be fixed and hasn't happened yet. [Guys, drop me an email and I'll give you my suggestion for a simple fix]
Atelophobia - my least favorite room. Not very scary. There is a ridiculous part of this game (towards the end) that involves a live actor in the room. It was a bit insulting and annoying. This part of the room should be redesigned to eliminate the live actor. I can easily choose a plastic egg out of a bin myself without the help of someone else.