Kuma

Overall, an enjoyable experience. We played the Utopia room and definitely had fun in the end. There are a few problems overall with room design and location, but those are understandable. Theres a heavy reliance on classic puzzle techniques, and an almost pathological avoidance of technology, which is a real shame, as I think the rooms could be improved dramatically with a little extra flair.There were a lot of math heavy puzzles, and Im thankful for the calculator, but having so many in the first place can be tedious.Set design was cute, a bit generic sometimes, but the posters on the walls were on point for room theme. The final puzzle was also just the right amount of challenging for me. (We escaped with 10 seconds left!) I do wish theyd provide a better way of learning critical information you might have missed earlier.Overall, would recommend. Maybe not as your first or second room, but definitely worth checking out.

This was one of the options where more people (12) could play. But the overall experience was not that great. Some puzzles did not make sense. The props were not that great.

We went there for the Escape Room experience for our team outing. While solving the puzzles in a group was a whole lot fun, the place looks s bit run down. The washrooms are dirty and needs attention.

Utopia was one of my favorite rooms so far. Lots of locks though, there could have been more variety. Id love to try their other rooms too.

Mystery room was decent but I liked the second room I did a lot more. Detention was very fun

Very fun game, super hard. Our guides were friendly and helped us out every now and then. Fun for groups, but wouldnt recommend to first timers due to the difficulty. Only complaint was that it is hard to locate.

A lot of fun, highly recommend. Just find a good team.

Great experience! Challenging puzzles and lots of fun :)

Awesome Experience, stage 2 and 3 have really creative puzzles!

My addiction to these games continue! A group of my friends and I tried Kuma escape which is located in the Southbay. So far this is the only escape game I know thats located in the Southbay, which is so nice because we didnt have to drive up all the way to SF to play :D Its located in the central computer building so you might miss it if you didnt know that. Just park your car as if you were going to go to Central Computers and when you go through the back, youll see a directory where you can locate the strange room.Unlike the other escape games Ive been too, this one is only managed by one guy! His name is Jack and he designs the puzzles for the room :) He was awesome and really friendly! Same rules apply like any other escape room game, you and your friends are trapped in the room, solve the puzzles and find all the clues to find your way out. The puzzles we encountered during the game were different than the ones you would find from the Real Escape Game SF by Scrap, and I enjoyed this because it was challenging but in a different way! I thought his puzzles were a little more clever and it did take a lot of puzzle solving intuition to get this one! My only hint is that make sure you keep track of all the clues you find and dont forget them! Work together with your team and communicate! Overall it was super fun and I really enjoyed escaping out of this room... and yes our team was the FIRST TO ESCAPE YAY :D third time is the charm I guess? hahaI would definitely come back and play the other rooms! I recommend this to anyone in the Southbay and the bay area in general wanting to play! Its super fun and very interactive :D come escape if you can!!!

Really fun challenge!

It was a good experience although we didnt enjoy Stage 1 much.

Fun puzzles and activities as a group