Reason

My group of friends and I were looking for a group activity. What better way to hang with 10+ folks than to do an escape room!?Their website is straight forward - you pay per person and some rooms range up to 20 players!! The room we did was Glitch and it was a storyline based on a microchip company haha. The escape room was quite challenging but team work is crucial and we escaped!! The room was very well thought out and the theme was very well thought out. Highly recommend coming here to do more room.

This place was excellent. We did the Glitch room with 18 people and everyone was engaged the whole time. The puzzles were unique and varied dramatically (vr, 3d printing, standard pattern ones, using cameras, etc). I especially loved how there were so many parallel puzzles that it never felt like we were just waiting around. Highly recommend.For those wondering on difficulty, the room had a good mix of easy and medium puzzles. Nothing was especially hard, though there are a few tricky ones.

We came here for a work bonding event, and my group did the Glitch room. It felt like there were a lot of little puzzles, each not too hard, but you needed people to work in parallel with only 2-3 people per puzzle. It was kind of difficult to start, but once we understood what we were supposed to do for each puzzle, it was easy to repeat for the other ones.It was cool seeing some puzzles being more interactive, such as one needing a person to complete something in VR. It was interesting having a game master in the room with us, giving us little hints while we were doing it.The staff was also really nice. They let us test out a new puzzle and ask a bunch of questions while we were waiting for our other group to finish.Overall, I think this is a decent place for a beginner large group, but not the best for experienced players or those who want a challenge.

Reason runs on AWS, so if there are problems, that's the source. It feels like a passion project by the owners, who are extremely invested in it. Mike led us through the escape room and helped us out when requested. There are three different escape rooms for different party sizes. We came here for Glitch and were able to spend a lot of time together as 12 people. A big thing you learn is communication is key, otherwise you spend time repeating challenges that have already been solved. At the end, we started guessing to finish the last two problems and discovered two bugs that Mike gladly heard and made note to fix, so again, you can tell they're passionate.

What do you get when you have an escape room with 20 highly intelligent people, many of whom do not know each other?Escaping by the skin of your teeth! Let's get to the take aways from this team-building adventure that I was fortunate to be a guest for:1) Lead and follow - it's a great setting to practice both of these and especially the one you need to work on!2) Communicate, communicate, communicate - less is more in this experience and you need to be clear in your communication3) Diversity makes for a phenomenal experience - it's incredible to be amidst such creative thinkers for solving different puzzles and bringing different perspectives to the table!4) Divide and conquer - small teams are better to be broken up into at points and allows for you to get to know some of the other people a bit more!5) Use your strengths and own your weaknesses - you can't be great at every puzzle in the room nor are you expected to be!6) Have fun - at the end of the day, this is an awesome opportunity for many people that know and don't know each other to come together and enjoy an common hobby or experience...this is 100% a health-related opportunity!10/10 recommend Reason Future Tech out in the Bay Area if you are looking for a team-building escape room experience!We played "Glitch" by the way if anyone was wondering!

We did the mars escape room and we didn't feel like it was very intuitive and we also weren't very enthralled by the story. We found ourselves pretty frustrated and stumped a lot of the times. Many of the puzzles were sort of similar, it felt like solving SAT problems. I would say mars would definitely not be beginner escape room friendly, luckily we managed to escape and most of our group is intermediate to advanced escape room players. The escape room was also one room, so I think that was also a bit surprising compared to most escape rooms we've been to like Om or Palace Escape Rooms. There was also a weird smell which I know some escape rooms try to implement smells, so I'm not sure if this was purposeful or not. We did enjoy the room design and tech related aspects and our game host was also really nice and helpful which were pluses, but overall between our group of four I think we collectively decided we probably wouldn't be trying out other games from here

Brought our team here and had a blast! Service is awesome, the rooms are super cool and it gave us a real tough challenge. Definitely recommend coming here if you have a big group and are looking to be challenged.

Having been to multiple escape rooms in multiple states and this escape room feels that it captures the tech identity of San Francisco. Where there are a bunch of people who are all using the latest and greatest gadget to solve problems.We had a group of 18 people and I was scared that there wasn't puzzles to be solves but what I didn't realize was people all have their own fun. Some like sitting back and watching other peoples struggle while others don't mind the struggle to get to the end goal.Overall the group said they really enjoyed themselves and would want to do Sonar also! Everyone also got really excited that there were multiple rooms to explore. In summation, would I do this again with another group? In a heart beat.PS Mike the founder is awesome when coordinating a group this large.

I booked a 30 person event for my executive eBay team. We were absolutely THRILLED by the escape room challenges!! My team had so much fun and are still talking about it, a week after the event. Mike and his team run an excellent program. Mike, was a pleasure to work with! I highly recommend this escape room adventure!

Liked that this place offered team building activities and escape rooms for larger groups. We tried Glitch which was one of their futuristic in-person escape rooms. We had a group of 20+ people, and while it was a bit chaotic at times, we had fun and ultimately were able to get out. We really appreciated the fact that they let us stay a bit later in the room in order for us to find out way out. For those of you used to traditional escape rooms, this one is a bit more unconventional to accommodate the larger groups so multiple puzzles are able to be worked on simultaneously and there are little bottlenecks. There is less of a story flow than smaller escape rooms, but that is to be expected. The host stayed with us in the room throughout the exercise and was there to help guide us through some of the challenging parts.