I played through two escape rooms from Escape the Room by Stoked Skills LLC and I played one other room from a different skill but I forget the name. They were all good, a nice change of pace from the few real escape rooms I've done. They were not timed and since I was the only participant it wasn't nearly as chaotic as a normal escape room is.

I mainly enjoyed the rooms. I liked how easy it was to play, they were pretty intuitive as well. I would recommend giving them a try for the experience, and I'd probably rate it 3.5 or 4 stars out of 5. The biggest flaws (and areas for improvement) I encountered were:

1. The solutions weren't really a puzzle, the escape rooms could be cleared simply by looking at every object in the room to find items, then systematically using those items on each other object in the room (of which there were only a few). So there wasn't a lot to actually "solve".

2) Every time you wanted to do something, you had to say which direction to look, wait for Alexa to describe the direction, then say that you wanted to (for example) use the key on the locked door. When going back and forth between objects in different directions, that was a real hassle. When there is only one instance of an item in the room, I wish I could've just interacted with it without having to go through all those steps.