Enchanted Castle [Chapter 4]

Just two of us completed this challenge! It was even more challenging after we finished the first two weeks. We almost didn’t make it! The theme is great, and for a small space, the ideas and creativity are well-done. I think a group of three at most would be ideal.

Beta tested for them! While it's not the most technically advanced room. I think the lore and passion put into this room goes far, especially when you actually take the time to think about their intentions and the stories weaved into the space. It can be difficult with a time limit ticking, but it's worth it!

Our group of 8 beta-tested this room and we got to meet the owners and learn more about the vision for the rooms! Right away, knowing that they have four chapters, you can anticipate a story-driven experience. This is a puzzle-heavy room. You can tell they both really love puzzles and as Black owners, they wanted to represent their story and make this experience stand out in the escape room industry. The flow of the puzzles made sense. The room is also on the high tech end and moves away from the first generation lock and key puzzles, which was much appreciated. Our feedback, which we shared with them, is the ending. I know that they’re working on a couple of different endings so I’m curious what the ended up with. I can’t wait to see what other tweaks they’ve made since then. I very much look forward to their success and if you’re in the area, make sure to pay them a visit.

Dungeons and Dragons meets Game of Thrones in this quest. The initial room challenges you right away but the puzzles ease up as you progress. I enjoyed that the king and queen were Black (it’s relevant to game play). The giant pencil puzzle took a minute to get the hang of and we ran into a few red herrings but we escaped with 12:18 left on the clock. A nice room for smaller groups of enthusiasts. This is a newer location. There is parking in the lot but when I arrived, it was accidentally locked by the law offices that shared the building. Morty has this listed as a 75 minute room but the experience has been modified to 60 minutes.

This was a random find I saw on Morty. This place had four rooms that can be linked together, chapter 1, 2, 3, and 4. My friends of course wanted to try their hardest which was Chapter 4. The place is sketch, especially at night but was quiet area. It was like in a big warehouse/complex. The room was tech heavy and not linear. Big groups will definitely help but if you really want to do all the puzzles, then maybe 4-6 would be okay. We escaped with three people. I liked how there were two ways to get clues, it was different and we liked it. There were some puzzles were like WTF, but we ended up getting it after the fact. We hope to try the other rooms next time. The owner, we think, was very nice and did some cute finishing touches/details we saw in the room and laughed about.

It was hard because it was non-linear and the connections from puzzle to puzzle was not great. Ended up taking lots of hints. The storyline was also kinda whacky and it did not really make sense.

Great room. It should have better reviews because it was very well done and put together. It is a difficult room so not to be done unless people are more proficient and have a lot of escape room experience.

This game was hard to follow. The set is pretty fun and there are a few delightful surprises but overall I found it frustrating and too long.

This game did not flow very well and many of the abundant puzzles did not make sense or were hard to follow. This was the first time I was in an escape room and thought to myself “I’m not really having fun here”. On a more positive note, our game master was very nice and there was a surprise room.

We really enjoyed this room! There is a lot to do with some unique puzzles and a creative set. You can tell this was a labor of love. One of the puzzles was a bit frustrating even after the clues. Overall a very positive experience and a satisfying finish to chapter 4!