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| - We initially wanted to try The Vertigo Games because of it's good reviews on Google, Trip Advisor, and Facebook, and then we also found a Groupon.
First off, it was kind of hard to find the location (even though their Yelp page says it's easy to find) since Chesswood Dr is a pretty dark street to begin with at night, plus you can barely see the company name. Upon entrance, we were greeted by the friendly owners (this is a family owned business).
First time we came, we tried the pyramid themed room. It was really fun and unique. Seemed to be pretty easy compared to the other escape rooms we've been to, especially since we didn't need any hints. Afterwards, we wanted to try the other rooms but some groups prior had taken apart some of the parts to the room and staff had to call their engineers to fix the problem. That's okay, we figured we would come back considering how much fun we had.
Second time we came, we tried the Dragon themed room. These next few comments doesn't have anything to do with the room but I found it pretty much...Basically, I needed to use the washroom before we started the game. The moment I walked into the washroom, it felt like it was an escape room within the washroom. The first door lead to a room with the sink and the light switch wasn't beside the door so I had to look around to find it. Finally, I found it, flicked the switch, and the light turned on in the next room...which was where the toilet was. Within the room where the toilet was, you can tell there was supposed to be another door there that probably goes into one of the escape rooms, but they sealed it off. By the time I had to wash my hands and then dry them, the dryer had a light underneath that looked like a UV light...it's like I was trying to escape the washroom and there was some sort of code on my hands that I needed to find :P LOL. Pretty funny I must say when you're already prepared to do an escape room xD
Anyway, the Dragon's room wasn't up to par in comparison to the pyramid themed room. Some of the sensors/certain clues or locks weren't opening even though we had the right combination or answer. It made us stuck a few times until the staff came in and tried to help us. Kind of a waste of time since we had the right answer but some of the sensors weren't working.
All in all, we had fun. We will most likely be back to try the haunted house and the new room they're hoping to open in the future (Therapy Room). Staff are very accommodating and friendly. We even did a company exchange so they can advertise our business and we can do the same for Vertigo Games. I would totally recommend to try out this place especially if it's your first time trying an escape room!
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