Hollywood

After DaVinci's passing, he left his favorite pupil a gift that no one would ever believe. It is a complex room filled with puzzles that uncover the gift. You have 75 minutes to solve each puzzle and uncover the secrets of Leonardo DaVinci's past.

Production Value
As with all 60out Escape Rooms, the production value here is the gold standard (see my review on Ghost Ship). This was my first time at this location. Their waiting room is spacious and filled with a bunch of puzzles to play with. The escape room itself is large and filled with the works of Leonardo DaVinci. Most noteworthy, you can feel the Renaissance Era within the room and the little inventions everywhere that are used to solve the puzzles are brilliant.

Immersion Factor
I definitely feel immersed in 60out Escape Rooms DaVinci's secret. The production is great and as a result you get into the game. You walk in and you want to know what the secret is. At first I thought the story was bland but by the end of it my mind was blown and I even had to research it just to fact check.

Puzzles
These puzzles are one of a kind and unique and there are just so many of them to do, consequently you have to work quickly. This isn't your lock and key/combination type of escape room. These puzzles are well thought out and the theme of the room is heavily incorporated in each puzzle. Several aspects of the room tie together to solve one puzzle and the sound effects make everything work so well. There are some puzzles here that I have never seen before and because of that we took so much time trying to solve them but I enjoyed it a lot.

Customer Service
Sheryl was our game master and she was great. Some of our group members were running a little bit late but she was really professional about it and told us they could join us as soon as they arrived. She is very enthusiastic and she explained the room very well. In addition to the great customer service, they take your picture with a nice camera and email it to you right away.

This is a beautiful room but it is really hard. Since the puzzles are so different, it took us some time to understand what to do. We spent a lot of times on puzzles we thought we could solve faster. I don't even think 75 minutes is enough time to get through this but there are plenty of others who have finished this room within that time frame. We had a group of 6 and when time ran out we were told we still had a few more puzzles to complete. Even though I am salty about the loss, I still highly recommend this room to the seasoned escape room goer.

Jamie L
PUTIN takes bunker escapes to the next level! The room looks great, and many of the puzzles are exceptional -- stuff I haven't seen in the other 50+ escapes I've done. All 6 members of my group had a great time and agreed this was one of our favorite experiences.

Dr. Psycho is weird and creepy in the best possible way. It's the easier room, and maybe a good starter for newbies, but it's not easy overall. There are challenging puzzles and some great surprises. Again, this room had several completely new experiences for my veteran group. We were impressed, and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

These guys have done it again!

A+ production value in terms of the room designs, technical detail, and the quality of the props. In my opinion, the ambiance really can make it or break when it comes to escape rooms, and 60out does not disappoint here. You will feel transported and absolutely get into the spirit of the room -- well done, gentlemen.

The Doctor Psycho room, in particular, is aptly named because it couldn't be a more psychologically thrilling journey. I wouldn't recommend it for kids, but it's really not blatantly gory. It just touches upon themes that one might find cleverly disturbing. You may find yourself hesitating to explore certain areas of the room and you will likely confront at least one moral conflict.

The P.U.T.I.N. room was also richly detailed and equally tactile. History and geography buffs will really dig it. Some of the item interactions in the room will boggle your mind, and others are worthy of a tongue-in-cheek giggle.

Seriously, if you are into escape rooms, 60out is top notch and you must add these to your list. For first timers, Doctor Psycho is probably just slightly more accessible. P.U.T.I.N. was a little more challenging for our group of ladies. We attempted both rooms with a party of 4, and I think that's a pretty good size especially if you have some veteran escapees amongst your group.