Komnata Quest Brooklyn

Daniela Gutiérrez

OMG THIS WAS AMAZING GUYS! You should go!!!!!!!!!

George Beaufils

We did Hex of the Chinese jewelry quest. It's really fun. I had a great time. I would definitely go back to try different quest.

Monica J Gibson

I love the production design of their rooms! I just wish their location was more accessible for someone handicapped. My mom couldn’t join us because there was no access to an elevator when we went. I wish they made that known on their website when booking. Overall we had a great time, I just wish there was a better way for the game master to communicate with us while we’re in the room!

Ashlyn Koga

I wanted to check out Komnata Quest because their Google reviews are astounding, and their rooms looked fun! I had also called Komnata Quest, and the person I spoke to was so excited to tell me about the rooms. We did the Hex of the Chinese Jewelry Box with a group of 3. While my friend and I like doing escape rooms as a duo, it's $50/person for 2, and $35/person for 3. After you complete your game, you get a code for 20% off. At the 104 West location, they are located on the 3rd floor but need better signage outside the building because it is a bit sketchy. You get unlimited hints here as well. For this room, I enjoyed the layout and a majority of the puzzles. This room is on the easier side, and a good number of clues are found by searching instead of puzzle solving. However, if you cannot spot red herrings, I can see where some people might get caught up! Compared to other NYC escape rooms at this price point, I think Komnata Quest could do more. My major issue with Komnata Quest is how they operate. First, our moderator Bridget cannot hear anything we say in the room. The clues are prerecorded, so if you have a specific question about something, the moderator will not give you a personalized answer; there is no way for them to contact you! The second thing that bothered me was that there was no time clock in the room. Bridget mentioned that it is for an immersive experience, but to me, timing is part of the strategy. Part of my thrills come from pacing out the experience and knowing when to productively struggle versus asking for clues. When they said no phones or watches, I left my watch on because it is not a smart watch, and I just assumed that they didn't want you to have that in the room. I didn't realize they didn't want you to not see time at all. When I called Komnata Quest, this room was actually not recommended, but it was one of their beginner rooms. The recommended rooms have jump scares, but I may be willing to try one to see if the experience is better. I will update my review accordingly if it proves more fun!