Escape Room Mars EditionTalking TablesEscape roomTabletopThe Escape Room Mars Edition was pretty “Space-ous.” A very interactive, easily accessible, and fun tabletop escape room that is engaging, yet easy to follow. This table top game is slightly different from your typical in-person/physical escape rooms, but it was still enjoyable to play. As this was Mars Edition, the theming was surrounded on Mars, the planets, and outer space. The puzzles were more narrative based with a mixture of numbers and decoding puzzles with less physical, mechanical, and lock-and-key puzzles. Everything was paper based, and there was a smooth flow to puzzles. However, I did feel that some information in the puzzles were a little challenging to decipher or understand what they were asking for. Luckily each puzzle was labeled to its corresponding number, so it was easy to know which puzzles went with which.
The Werewolf ExperimentEscape Room in a BoxEscape roomTabletopAs compared to other table top games, The Werewolf Experiment was pretty impressive. This one is more paper-pencil based with some mini lock-and-key puzzles, riddles, mathematical elements, and trick props. A lot of the answers to some of the puzzles were Right-in-Front of us, so be extra careful with all of your items or you might miss something! Lol. My team and I got stuck on a few puzzles and didn’t fully agree with some elements to get the answers, but we were still able to escape and finish the game. We had a team of 6 with different skill levels, so that helped a lot. This is a type of tabletop game where you can sit down at a coffee shop somewhere and complete it in less than an hour (which is exactly what we did). It was interactive and engaging, and we had a fun time with it!
