Shipwreck Lagoon

Shipwrecked scavenger hunt and the perfect number of puzzles. Polished set design, zero red herrings, and puzzles the flow logically. Lighting is dim, so make sure at least one team member can see in low light. Non-linear flow, mix of physical locks and tech.

Fun quirky little room. Great thematic decor and good puzzle flow. I'd definitely recommend it to someone playing games on the west side of town.

This was a really fun room. Not too hard and not too easy. The theming was great, and the puzzles were fun. There were a lot of 1st Gen locks, but it didn’t take away from the experience.

Great room, super fun, not too intense, only 30% success rate according to the game masters. Was super nice to see west gate release new rooms!

Had a wonderful experience playing this game. The puzzles were really fun and felt satisfying to complete. Most of the signaling was great! I would definitely recommend this game :)

This room was really cool! Although not high tech at all (it reminded me of some of the more “old fashioned” games I’ve played) the owners really made it work. All of the puzzles were well built, in theme, and encouraged cooperative teamwork. Nothing was too hard to figure out, but everything required us to be on our toes, thinking, and generally willing to be in it and have fun. For me, those are signs of a great escape room. Our game master, Jarod, was really nice and very helpful! We had so much fun in this room; our group was laughing and totally in it the whole time! It’s fairly simple, but in its simplicity, it’s awesome.

Review is based upon a beta test play, as well as a solo play. Stepping into Shipwreck I was very impressed at how immersive the space felt, and greatly enjoyed the attention to detail, something I’ve found Escape Westgate does incredibly well. An incredibly mechanical lock heavy room, but I found that the locks were fairly broken up with other tasking and I didn’t particularly find it tedious. Everything flowed well together, and I really enjoyed how straight forward the puzzles tended to be. I always look forward to my visits to Westgate, and can’t wait to play more of their rooms.