Stash House: Stash House

By | March 20, 2019

by Stash House (website)

4267 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90020

Los Angeles

Winner of a 2020 TERPECA awardWinner of a 2019 TERPECA awardWinner of a 2018 TERPECA award90 mins
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Rated between 4.5 and 5 out of 5

based on ratings from 2 users
combined with 3 pro reviews

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Anonymous expert rated this:Rated between 4.5 and 4.5 out of 5
originalintense
Lots to do, good use of video intro/outro, make the time to play if you're in the area.
evan experienced rated this:Rated between 4.5 and 4.5 out of 5
Played: 10 Feb 2019 Team size: 8 Outcome: Successful escape!
originalimmersivestory-drivenquite difficult

Tons of fun, extremely good story telling, and really brilliant use of space.

Reviews by escape room review sites

Stash House's focus on immersion is clear from before you enter the venue, with the entrance being an nondescript door free of any sign that this is an escape room. This is a crime story, with you as new recruits for a drug gang run by a smooth unsavoury character named Ray. After the gamemaster covers the health & safety basics, an in-character video intro sets the scene and gives you your mission. I normally consider anything in the briefing to be not a spoiler, but since the line between brie...

Everything just works in the way it is meant to and you find yourself just moving from one puzzle to the next without a care in the world.
Stash House told an exciting, humorous, and memorable crime story through experiential design and puzzles. From the moment we arrived, we entered a fully realized world that almost entirely nailed the details.

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