Escape room 18+
Hacksaw II
2 - 6 people60 minutesAbove average
Company Rush Escape Game
Above average
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
I trust that you are all wondering where you are. I can assure you that while your location is not important, what these walls offer for you is important - redemption, if you earn it. The furnace is already burning and in one hour’s time this house will ignite. You believed you were free, free from your guilt, free from your shame, free from the consequences of your lies. You believed that no one had seen the truth.
I am always watching.
You have one hour.
Find redemption or face true justice.
The choice is yours.
There will be blood.
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Brief assessment
Navigator AIGo for the Saw-style atmosphere, slick set design, and a tense, team-first start that pays off when everything clicks at the end. It’s spooky fun with cinematic vibes, especially if you like non-linear rooms.
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AIPlayers love the immersion, production value, and that you begin split up, which pushes teamwork right away. Difficulty skews medium with non-linear flow; several reviews flag murky signposting and a confusing midgame. Electronic elements can misbehave and occasionally required game master intervention. Compared to Hacksaw 1, some found it less gory, others called it more gore-forward than pure horror, but all agree it leans Saw-esque.
WeaknessesFlow can feel disjointed and a few leaps aren’t well signposted, with red herrings like 3x3 grids sending teams in circles. Some puzzles read as guessy rather than logical, and a few electronic interactions reportedly malfunctioned.
StrengthsMoody, high-quality theming and props create a convincing horror world. Non-linear structure lets groups divide and conquer with some inventive moments and a satisfying finale. Staff support gets shout-outs.
SecurityNo safety issues repeatedly flagged; the “house on fire” is thematic. Starting separated demands communication, and staff step in if electronics hiccup.
Level of fearCreepy and gore-tinged rather than full-on terror; tense but not extreme. Likely too intense for kids, fine for teens and adults who can handle blood and a dark vibe.
Actors' gameNo clear mention of live actors; immersion comes from the space, audio, and props. Interaction is mostly environmental, with the game master stepping in when tech misbehaves or hints are needed.
Quality of riddlesA mixed bag: varied and non-linear with a couple of clever ideas, generally medium difficulty and rarely “hard.” Signposting gaps and misleading visual cues can stall progress, and some steps feel less than intuitive. When it lands, the puzzle threads converge neatly near the end.
PlotYou’re racing a one-hour redemption trial in a Saw-like house primed to burn, with story beats woven through the spaces. It carries the franchise tone without heavy spoilers, and several note it as less gory than Part I—though still bloody.
Difficulty levelMedium overall. Newer teams may feel the choppy flow more, while groups of three to five will likely manage best; two-player runs are possible but can feel tougher to track.
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