Outta Time eXcape Rooms of Bluefield is an escape room in Bluefield, WV. It holds a rating of 4.90 from customer reviews. The experience is built around finding important artifacts lost to time rather than escaping a locked room, and every game is a private event: groups play only with the people they booked with, with no strangers sharing the room. Rooms accommodate up to 6 or 10 players depending on the mission, and each runs up to 60 minutes, with about 90 minutes needed for the full in-person experience. Guests must be at least 13 years old. Walk-ins are not accepted; tickets are purchased online at least 24 hours in advance, and no cash is accepted. Groups arrive no more than five minutes before their booked time, and the mission orientation video begins at the booking time. Large groups, private parties, last-minute bookings, and team building can be arranged by phone at (681) 265-3714 or through a contact form.
The rooms are designed as live theater as much as games. Outta Time was born from the mind of Hollywood production designer and FX artist RJ Haddy, and the lobby, the games, and even the restrooms are detailed to Hollywood standards. From the moment guests walk through the door, they step into a post-apocalyptic world of 2077. The missions carry their own stories: Poe's Lament sends players to Edgar Allan Poe's Victorian writing study on October 8, 1849, the day after his death, to retrieve an unpublished manuscript; Christmas with the Quantumz takes up to 10 players to the family room of Professor Quantumz's grandparents on Christmas Eve, 1985, to find the missing professor; and Dr. Isor's Mysterious MOTHMAN MisAdventure seats 4 to 10 players. The company's stated mission is preservation, recovering items lost to time and safeguarding them for future generations.
The business sits on Washington St E in Bluefield, WV.
Its rating reflects the customers who have reviewed it, and the private-room format means each group's adventure belongs to that group alone.
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