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You are standing in the actual hospital known as Aunt Annie’s Asylum. This asylum was abandoned many years ago following rumours and tales of horrific treatment of its patients. Aunt Annie’s was beautiful and extremely manipulative. She lured perfectly healthy patients into her hospital boasting about her miraculous cures for everyday ailments. However, behind closed doors, the patients were subjected to horrific and torturous experimental procedures. Once a patient entered the Asylum, they never escaped. To this date the horrors that took place there have been covered up and justice has not been served. It is said that Aunt Annie left behind her confession hidden in the asylum. You need to find the confession and finally seek revenge on evil Aunt Annie.
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‘Aunt Annie’s Asylum’ was a fun, old-school escape room with a mixture of electronics and mechanical puzzles. The game flow was mostly there, and the designer did a good job of ensuring many different types of puzzles were employed within the experience. There were some leaps of logic or guesswork as to where the code will be inputted (no clues as to why or how this code relates to a specific combination lock or the story as a whole). It is my favourite Red Lock Room so far (have also played ‘Area 51’.
Flow was mostly there. There were some leaps of logic or guesswork as to where the code will be inputted (no clues as to why or how this code relates to a specific combination lock or the story as a whole).
Atmosphere was a compact, fun experience with enough props to be utilised without any red herrings.
GM was kind and responsive when we noticed part of the room wasn’t successfully reset.
No
No major story within the room — a premise and a task you work towards. Most puzzles fit into the asylum theme.
Medium
Mechanical
4
Spooky
15
Yes
Door/padlock wasn’t reset properly. We notified the GM and they entered to reset the puzzle.
No
Not at all
Yes
Easy
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