Immersive Gamebox

Had a great time here! We chose the Escape AI course, and it was a really fun experience. Everyone wears helmets to interact with the game, using movements and touching the walls when prompted. We used the full 60 minutes to complete the escape game, but it felt much shorter because we were so into it! It's a great indoor activity--perfect for escaping the Dallas heat for an hour or two. Definitely worth checking out!

Fun, fun, fun!!!! We had a blast with this interactive game room. It was something different to do and was outside of the box for sure; we get tired of dinner and movies. I love that there are drinks offered for purchase (alcoholic and nonalcoholic) to sip on while you play because you get parched while playing the games. To play, you wear hats that have GPS trackers to track your movements in the room. And you complete multiple tasks and obstacles. It is truly fun!!!! If I could offer one criticism... it would be that the rooms get hot after about 20 minutes of game play. They have a fan on in the rooms while you play, but it is not sufficient to keep you cool. We played for 90 minutes so it was not very comfortable towards the end due to the heat. Had the rooms been cooler I would have easily been able to rate 5 stars.

A seriously fun fun fun time! This is a gaming experience I suggest for all! Family friends, date night, or just to try something different... it is so worth it!This is a totally immersive experience. You are put in a room and told to wear this funny visor hat to play. The room is your game screen and your body is the controller. 3 walls of the room, from floor to ceiling, are the screens. You move forward, back, left and right to manipulate your avatar, and at times you touch the walls to activate things. Seriously this is not only fun it is a work out. My son and I were jumping sliding back and forth and twisting to make things click.Is was a full of riot! I don't think I have had this much fun in a game ever! I first tried it with my oldest, then I went back with both my boys. There are 4 hats in a room so I think up to 4 can play at a time. The rooms are good sized but I could see how more then 4 could have you stumbling over each other.They do offer some drink and snack options as you are playing. Just tap the menu and you can order stuff that they bring to you. The first time my oldest and I needed drinks we were sweating so much!The cost is reasonable and each selection takes an hour of time. They have puzzle like games, even a version of squid games, and now a ghost busters game I want to try... that will challenge not only your body, but your mind as well. We have been back several times now... and have had a ton of fun each time! I highly suggest trying this out... you will be so very glad you did!

I came here with a group of adults that ranged in age from their early 20s to 50s for a team building experience. The premise is that you are in a small room and have to solve the puzzles to advance. You wear an interactive visor that helps you use the walls to submit answers. There are multiple rooms and a variety of games to chose from. Each room can hold up to 6 people. We had several rooms and all selected the same game so we could compete across the rooms. We picked Psychedelic Mansion. It had lots of different games and puzzles we had to solve. Some were word puzzles, others were geography, still others were spatial navigation. All were lots of fun and appropriately challenging. It was a great team building experience and a fun way to get to know people's strengths.

Wasn't worth the price for what we paid.We had 6 people do Squid Game. The price is the same per person whether it's 2 or 6 people. So with 6 people, it's actually longer to take your turn and you "play" less. We paid the full price for a 60 minute game, which amounted to over $200.Squid Game has two out of five decent games - red light green light and the rhythm tug of war. Marble game was hard to control and again, I only got two tries in the 8 minutes. The animal mask game was extremely easy, especially with 6 people/brains because it's cooperative. We did the Black Mirror game after because they offered a discount on that one. It makes it more worth it but it still a lot of turn taking. I said these games are better with just 2-4 people with the price they charge.

We tried this IG the other week and it was so much fun! The game and the customer service was really awesome. Harry was one of the nicest people I've ever met and gave great guidance. We became billionaires from Squid game. ;) We'll definitely be back!

Grab your friends and get ready to have some fun! So we weren't sure what we were getting into but by the end we were all laughing and agreeing that we would come back and do this again.So most folks were doing Squid games however as it was our first time we did alien aptitude test and if I tell you it was a work out that I didn't see coming. There were different levels consisting of different games (memory, a maze, etc) that you work as a team to get a high score on. We found ourselves laughing so much as we cheered each other on and at times screaming each other to the finish. The staff there were great, explained to us the dos and donts and let us know how to contact them if we needed anything once the game got started. At the end we were able to take a group picture (they also have a mount for your camera so you can take pictures while playing) and they have free lockers to put your stuff while you play. This is great for a birthday, a date night, a group night or whatever . . . Can't wait to do it again!

I went with a friend for a birthday celebration. I recommend reservations. Even on a random day. I've been to the one in Grandscapes and didn't seem to really need reservations. I went to this one in Deep Ellum on a Monday, checked on Sunday and Monday morning and Monday lunch time was open. I didn't make reservations because I didn't know what time our lunch would end. We walked in behind a business group. First--what an awesome team building idea! Second--holy moly, what a ton of people. We were lucky that they had one room open but that was a near miss.We signed waivers and the emails we provided later received our gif email, more on that later. We were lied to our room which has a sort of picture shelf for drinks and narrow items (like my clutch purse) or we could hang purses from the hat holders.This game is driven with hats which gauge your height and player color in the game. I had a tough time getting mine to fit for the first 20 mins, adjusting and readjusting. But it didn't take away from the experience.This game is fun if you go with fun people. It's completely about dynamics and having a memorable time together. I would not go with mean, competitive people--you know the type. But regular, fun-loving, competitive people are the best! We had a fantastic time trying to become CIA agents (we wouldn't make it) in the Psychedelic Mansion. I don't plan to tell anyone how many junior agents we lost, but it was more than we rescued. When the game was over, we had a well-directed 5 second gif. Have a plan. There's nothing more awkward than shrugging gifs in the lobby. I would absolutely recommend Immersive Gamebox for a unique memory for people that like games and love fun.

Staff were all friendly and knowledgeable of game.Signing in & getting started was easy, up to 6 players per room, a staff member steps in to explain a few quick rules to the game and how the system itself works. Our team was great, it's very interactive and inclusive. There really isn't anyway to not have a good time! Only thing I didn't like was the parking situation. If you luck up on street parking, take it! Garage parking was $21 and I was told they had no way to validate tickets. Grab your friends (carpool, or ride share) and have a great time! Team photos are taken at the end & emailed to you. Plenty of near by restaurants & bars to visit before or after.

It was just ok for me and the family. While definitely fun while you are actively playing (the game 'picks' you to play in turns to prevent players from bumping into each other), the wait between turns kinda makes me wish they offered larger rooms so everyone can interact at the same time. As such, I feel like the cost didn't justify the limited experience, but it is a great concept. I would come back but am yet not ready to recommend Immersive Gamebox to my friends based on this visit alone.