The game required us to imagine our space and figure out what items would help move us forward.Ĭore gameplay revolved around observing, making connections, and puzzling.

This was an audio experience played through Alexa. We kept imagining the bone-shaped Satellite of Love from “Mystery Science Theater 3000.” Gameplay The Spaceship was small, consisting of two distinct spaces to explore. We came out of the experience simply wishing we’d had more fun. While this was ostensibly a sequel to Escape the Room, not much has improved. We had to word things in a particular way, and reassure Alexa that we were still thinking in between commands. In addition, the audio medium provided a layer of frustration. However, it committed some cardinal escape room sins by requiring outside knowledge and taking leaps in logic. We attempted to escape our disabled spaceship by using the simple verbal commands “look”, “inspect”, and “use” combined with an object in our inventory or environment.Īs an at-home alternative to physical escape rooms, The Spaceship succeeded in recreating the experience of exploring, discovering clues, entering codes, and progressing through an escape room scenario. This review is specifically for The Spaceship. The skill contains three escape rooms: The Hospital (free), The Zoo (free), and The Spaceship ($5). Price: $5, $4 for Amazon Prime Members REA ReactionĮscape the Room 2 is an Alexa-based audio escape room skill (what Amazon calls Apps) we played on our Echo device. Team size: as many people as you can fit around your Alexa speaker, but 1-4 is best

Location: At home, on your Alexa-enabled device

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