I like the concept of this place, the VR arcade is definitely unique but given the price you pay ($17) and for how little (and terribly boring) games they have, it's like throwing money into the water. I own a VR headset as well and a huge variety of VR games so I'd rather just stay at home and play my own games if I knew I was going to be playing golf and climbing walls for $17. This was definitely a one time thing and I'll probably never return for it again. So not worth it and boring as hell. If the place promotes their establishment as half escape games/half VR arcade, then there's no excuse to why there aren't actual VR games worth playing. It's like walking into a sushi restaurant but instead of getting to eat yummy sushi, you get a mimic cafeteria sushi instead.
My other big peeve was my headphone set. It wasn't working and the person working there made no effort to try and fix it. This left me unable to communicate with the two others that came with me. They also had like at most 5 multiplayer games (boring ones)? And a few co-op and single player games. Honestly, not fun when you're the odd number in a group. And normally I'm fine playing on my own but when you have no entertaining single player games then that's a no in my books.
I've not tried the escape rooms yet so someone will have to convince me super hard to come back and try them, but for now, I'm never stepping foot here again.