William Elshoff has scoured the globe for artifacts of great power. He claimed he had found the key to Nibiru! He locked himself in his study and began to work. When we went to check on him we discovered he had vanished. That’s why we have summoned you here. We are hoping with your unique skill set you can unlock the secrets to Uncle William’s whereabouts, and bring him home!
Era: Modern day, just a few hours after the event.
Dress: We suggest an adventurer's costume for this room (Indiana Jones, Laura Croft, international explorer).
Room Difficulty: This room is fairly difficult in that there are a lot of things to be done in the room. While it was designed for enthusiasts, new players can still puzzle through it and solve the room in time.
Suggested Age: (All rooms require one player 18 or over.) Players under 13 may find it difficult to stay stimulated as this is a single room.
ADA Access: This is a spacious, open room with one puzzle located slightly higher off the ground that may not be accessible by individuals in wheelchairs, but all other elements are easily accessible.
I had a chance to play a few escape rooms during my short trip to Portland, and Secrets of Nibiru was my favorite. The room is well-designed and immersive with puzzles that flowed really, really well. The set design/technology is what really separates it from the other rooms in the area. I played with just my girlfriend, and we probably would've benefited from having a little more help, but there were a couple adjustments made to the room to accommodate our small group size and we did manage to escape in time.
Our group finished with literally seconds to spare! We did a room where someone disappeared through a portal and we had to figure out why and how. The room was exceptionally well done with a great variety of puzzles for all of the people in the group to be useful. We had a wonderful time and can't wait to go back.
