Logiquit

It was challenging and fun. It was a spontaneous trip here but I’m s glad we did. It was a fun Friday night

It was a random night out with a few friends. It was fun and made us use our brains. Almost escaped. :)

Had a lot of fun here for my friend’s birthday party. Pretty great– highly recommended!

My friends and I did the Warehouse during my trip to LA. I think the name was Jack something. It was one of the better escape rooms I’ve done. Although the room was not too large, the puzzles were really great and inventive, and some of the twists and turns the room took were really impressive. I don’t wanna give away too much, but I’ll just say, the room has more in it than it appears to at first glance. I haven’t tried the other rooms yet, but I really liked the one I did, and the game master was super friendly and helpful.

I’ve done 3 of the rooms here, and while it’s a bit dodgy on the technology (I know that they’re currently working to improve it), they’ve got some really neat little tricks and devices that I haven’t seen at other Escape rooms. I think the biggest drawback to these rooms is that they tend to be a lot more searching based than problem solving at the moment. When they incorporate more puzzles, these will be a lot more interesting.
The last room I did had little things that were more to do with mechanical failure rather than a bad room. Hopefully when I get around to the last two rooms, they will have upgraded and made the tech and mechanisms of the room better.

Logiquit hosts a great set of escape rooms. Their puzzles are unique and challenging (having been to over 30 room escapes, I’m hard to impress, but these rooms impressed me), they make the most of tight spaces, and there’s a TON to find and solve in each room, which forces you to make the most of your time. Most escape rooms lean more heavily on solving puzzles rather than finding clues; Logiquit flips this around, having relatively easy puzzles but requiring curiosity and attention to detail. It is quite possibly the most scavenger-​hunt-​esque set of room escapes in Los Angeles.
They have five rooms, out of which I have done four:
THE OFFICE OF JOHN MONROE (⁴⁄₅ difficulty)
VERY small and cramped, but there’s still a lot to do here. I took a team of four and it was hard to move around. Despite the size, this was one of the better escape rooms I’ve done.
THE WAREHOUSE OF JACK TRAVIS (³⁄₅ difficulty)
The biggest room, and a favorite of the hosts. My team actually opened the escape door, but the host said that we still failed because we skipped a clue and didn’t open a box. Oh well.
THE SECRET AGENT ROOM (⁵⁄₅ difficulty)
The hardest room and about as cramped as the Office, but this was one of the most creative rooms I have ever been to and is easily in my top five rooms. I was intimidated by the difficulty level, so I took a dedicated escape room team and we ended up setting a room record.
THE CSI ROOM (⁴⁄₅ difficulty)
This room doesn’t hold any massive surprises (besides one that is immediately obvious when you walk in), but something happened in the middle of the escape where we managed to pop open a box that we weren’t supposed to get to until the end. However, we didn’t find out until later that that was the case, and ended up getting extremely confused because we solved everything out of order.
I liked all of their rooms a lot and and the Secret Agent Room has broken my top five favorite rooms, but a couple of factors prevent it from getting a perfect rating. One is because the game masters can get quite sloppy. In both the Warehouse and the Secret Agent room, a clue was either missing or misplaced (the game master told us over the hint system that there was a clue somewhere, but it was not), and both times we ended up wasting a lot of time. Also, I put another team in the Secret Agent Room, and the game master kept giving them hints for things they had already done; it seemed like he or she was not paying attention to what they were doing in the room.
The other is because the production value is good, but not great. The early-​box incident in the CSI room and the fact that we could actually get out of the Warehouse without using all the clues points to the fact that Logiquit needs to tighten up just a bit.
They claim to be «the new and best live escape room game in Los Angeles,» and I don’t doubt that they could be. Their rooms are unquestionably fantastic when the rooms are set up the way they should be. But the staff working there, while very friendly and accommodating, needs to step it up a bit and make sure that the service they provide is consistent in order to live up to other rooms in LA.

A solid hour of good fun.
Four adults and two thirteen year olds. My son having blasted through a multitude of iPad escape games was confident about gliding through this experience. All of us fairly smart, in my opinion.
The secret agents we were to save, as well as our group of six, died. We are still arguing who is to blame for failing our mission. None of us are speaking to one another, at the moment. However, via email and texts we have all agreed to go back to conquer every room with the objective to create peace in the world.
We’ll be back!

Great customer service and clever clues! For my first escape room, I did the Warehouse and loved it! Not scary and full of surprises. Definitely coming back!

The most fun you’ll have being this confused.
A wonderful escape experience with solid puzzles and a great staff. Even if you don’t make it out you’ll still have an awesome time.

First time being here! Its awesome!!! I loved it! Frustrated sometimez but they guide us through too ;)
I am definitely coming back again!!! :D

AMAZING! I played the Wherehouse.
It was very difficult but the staff was very clever on providing! Loved it!
Going back

This was awesome! I just (almost) escaped one room with my friends and we plan on coming back to check out the other rooms! It was totally worth it!
You essentially spend one hour in a room and solve your way out. The host is awesome and friendly. If you get stuck, they can give you small clues, but they’re good at gauging how much you want to solve on your own.

The rooms are super challenging (and fun!) but they have helpers watching through cameras and you can request clues to effectively set your own difficulty level.

Love it!
Super fun. Very generous with clues.
Only pet friendly maze room. Speedy had a lot of fun (even if she just sat and looked the whole time. :)

This place is serious fun! We had a holiday party here and it really brought everyone together to figure out each room. It’s really great for team building. If you want a challenge I suggest either the CSI or the warehouse rooms.
If you get stuck, they will help you with clues if you wish.
Great prices! Must do!

Had many fun and rewarding «Ah Ha» moments with 2 of the puzzle rooms. My first time trying escape rooms and cant wait to try the other 3 rooms offered by Logiquit. Managed to barely escape from both, loved the feeling of exploration and discovery haven’t been faced with that in a long time. Now i understand why these rooms are so popular!
Fun staff and clue system too!

A great Brain teaser! An hour to solve a host of different, interconnected puzzles! We were in the Indiana Jones room — won’t give any spoilers, but a really fun ride! Very cerebral puzzles. Always thoroughly check everything!!! Twice!
Will be coming back for another round!

There has been so much thought and creativity that was put into the two rooms that I experienced tonight. Such a great team bonding and building exercise. I tried the warehouse and the CSI room with my friends. We had a group of six people and it was difficult enough for us to be able to solve both rooms within the last 10 minutes. I highly recommend doing the warehouse room first if you want a challenge and you really like surprises. The prices are great it’s less than $ 30 per person depending on how many people you bring! I can’t wait to go back and try the other rooms. Thanks logiquit for a great night! P. S parking was so easy! We pulled into he shopping center and there was plenty of parking.

Lots of hidden nooks and crannies everywhere. A clue can be hidden anywhere and it was definitely a surprise where we found some of the clues. The puzzles in the room we did were clever and well thought out. They were difficult but not so difficult that they were unsolvable.
The guys running it seemed a bit aloof but very nice and knew the games. They provided hints when we needed them. The were put on to the monitor that had the time remaining for the room.
The one big drawback for me were that the rooms were small. So small that it was uncomfortable with 5 people in the room. The room started to get hot and there was no AC. Fun room but would rather not have been suffocated while trying to get out.

There are 4 or 5 different escape rooms at Logiquit. So far I’ve done the lab and warehouse. All of the rooms have unique themes and stories to go along with the game.
The «hint» system is really cool. It’s not intrusive like some of the other locations I’ve played where a staff member walks in (which kind of takes away from the idea of being locked in)…at Logiquit they don’t intrude on your game but rather if you want hints they will put them up on the screen located in the room. It’s great.
So far everything you need is in the room and logical to find if you figure out the clues. There shouldn’t be any guess work as long as you look everywhere and check out everything. The puzzles are fun and creative.
The only thing we’ve noticed is that the final moments when you escape (in the two rooms we’ve done) are a little anti-climatic…but I spoke with the creators and I think they are making a few adjustments to address that.
My husband & I are planning on doing another one of their rooms tonight. After-​all their location is so convenient for us. Right on the edge of Hollywood. He’s even getting there using public transportation.