The 14 best escape rooms in Atlanta

“A unique room with two completely different feelings at the beginning and the end. We also appreciated that it actually had a complete storyline that played out over the course of the experience, rather than just a vague theme, like many other escape rooms.”

“This is a great game, on par with their other games. Our ending was a bit anticlimactic though, something opened too early and the game guide didn’t even really acknowledge it until we asked. Our team was 8 ppl, which was honestly too many. I’d recommend 4-5.”

lucycherry

62 games played

“Loved the immersion in this room and felt like we were back in school. Lots of different puzzles requiring team cooperation with some physical and some cerebral. The six of us were busy the whole time.”

Aallison321

117 games played

“This one was harder than I thought it’d be. We got a little twisted and the background noise messes with you when it comes to a particular puzzle, but man was it fun! If you like intense and suspenseful, you’ll like this one! We escaped with 6 seconds left!!!! 😅”

jsummrs

59 games played

“Our favorite game at Ultimate so far! There was enough to do at one time that all 6 people were very involved. The build out was nice and the puzzles were unique. Can’t wait to be back for the rooms we have left!”

“This is honestly my Favorite Game in Breakout Games. It is the most technology forward of the ones that I have played with them. If you love the game Clue and escape games then this is must do. It is quite fine. We did it with 2 people but would be easier with at least 3. Not super hard, it is just FUN!”

“It was really fun to compete and play the games in the main game but the Game Bay has such incredibly fun games and is so much cheaper and freer. In the Game Bay It's about $1/minute for everyone to play and you can choose your games and play however long you want, take breaks, enjoy drinks, etc. In the main game, there is a lot of waiting around in hot jump suits for your group's turn. It rushes you through each room and you don't have any control to enjoy the games within the game. Also, if you go, carry your jumpsuit! It gets way too hot and you don't need it till the very end - and you'll have a long wait before the last game to get dressed. 12/10 - I recommend the Game Bay 9/10 - I recommend Beat The Bomb game itself”

Fluffypeanuts

114 games played

“This is probably my new favorite TEG room. The plot is silly, but silly is good as long as everything about the game just leans into it, and that’s exactly what happens here. You are tourists on a time-traveling train and things go wrong (as things are wont to do). You must recover access cards that give the train the ability to travel to various eras and fix the timeline. The only negative for me are the very first two puzzles which are both unclued locks that fall into the “I have this kind of lock, is there anything visible in the environment that could plausibly fit the pattern” type. This is annoying because it is so easy to clue these with just a bit more graphic design. But, that’s the first three minutes, everything else after that flows smoothly. The sets are high quality with good use of video and there’s a good amount of puzzle density packed into the footprint of the room. My only quibble is that there are a few elements inside the “train” which shouldn’t be there until you reach the appropriate era, but this is minor. The game is quite linear (cue arrow of time joke) so I recommend 2-3 players. 4 would fit but would be a lot for this room. The difficulty is on par with TEG’s other offerings, I’d say on the medium side of easy. We had a ton of fun and I would certainly recommend the room.”

mollems

382 games played

“Nyy was an amazing gm. This is on par with all of their other rooms as far as theming quality goes. We didn't need any clues and the room flowed extremely well! Looking forward to doing all of their rooms.”

“This is definitely a difficult room if you don't have a team that has great back and forth verbal communication I highly suggest one of their other amazing rooms. You are seperated from the start and have to use communication to get together. The staff here is by far one of the best we've ever dealt with. From the moment we walked in their customer service was overwhelming positive you could really tell they enjoy working there and we had a great time conversing with them all before and after.”