Crazy Train: The Ballad of Skeemin' Plotz

Linear gameplay which was great for our group. Very inventive puzzles and high production value.

I think any more than 3 would be very very tight

I really enjoyed the puzzles in this game. It was always made very clear what the current objective was the technical elements of the game really enhanced the success of the puzzles! The puzzles were relatively linear though so I would recommend this game for smaller groups.

The atmosphere was so cute! This room felt very family friendly in the best possible way. I felt as if I had stepped into a cartoon and I loved every second of it!

Our GM was super welcoming and helpful during the game!

I've never played a game with a storyline like this or a set design like this. It was a lot of fun!

I loved how story driven this game was. That being said, I felt like there may have been a little bit too much absurd information in the initial introduction video. I'm not sure that I ever understood the reason for dinosaurs in this room...but other than that I loved the story!

Our party didn't find the individual puzzles to be particularly difficult but there were a good amount of puzzles in this room and pacing is super important given the linear nature of the gameplay.

There were a few physical locks in this room but a lot of this game incorporated interactions with screens and/or projections.

Our group had three people and we were able to escape with no clues in about an hour (this room has an allotted time of 1 hour and 15 minutes). I would recommend 3-5 people given the small size of the rooms in this game and the linear nature of the puzzles. If you have a larger group then you might be more well suited to the Captain Spoopy Bones room at Doldrick's.

The theme for this room is very family friendly but it might be a bit difficult for younger players.

The space was definitely a bit small but there were no stairs or crawl spaces in this room so it would probably be suitable for players with mobility restrictions. I don't believe that any of the puzzles utilized color. There were no puzzles strictly based on sound but there are multiple videos in this room that you will want to be able to follow (I don't know if Doldrick's has an option for captions for any of their videos).

The game itself was unique and fun. Found the games to be linear. The interpretation of how to solve the puzzles was fairly challenging.

It was set in a cartoony setting, and felt like we set foot into said cartoon. The gameplay, however, was extremely linear to the point of having to wait for dialogue to elapse between each step.

Tight doors, likely not ADA for wheelchairs. Whole game is in black and white, so color vision is unnecessary. Hearing required for one puzzle.