The Secret At Whitmore Estate

I loved this room! I also have played headcase here and I think the set design and how the room was made was great. I definitely recommend this game!

Great room! Our game master Anthony asked if we wanted nudges instead of giving hints without asking, that was a nice. The room had a good amount of clues and things to solve. The room wasn’t too difficult for novices. The theme was a mystery but not scary, more spooky.

This is a great room… the puzzles flowed with the room theme…

I really enjoyed this room. It’s not flashy or over the top, like the hot games out there, but it is a solid room all around. It has a great set with attention to detail and a couple of surprises up its sleeve, it has some really good and unique puzzles, and it flowed really well. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it to enthusiasts and beginners alike. I recommend 3-5 players as it is largely a linear room.

Secret at Whitmore estate was a great gen 2.5 ish room. It was a great mix of standard escape room with some newer stuff too. Really nice haunted mansion/clue esc set design, some good puzzles, and a fun finale. Unfortunately one audio cue didn’t work which made us waste about 10 minutes, and the GM denied it happening, but otherwise a great game if you’re in the area.

This is a great rendition of mystery at a manor, with a lot of inspiration drawn from Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. The puzzles themselves are fairly standard (good mix of locks and high tech stuff), but what sets it apart is the craftsmanship and attention to detail found in every corner of the room. From the intro video to the custom built props, everything in this room screams quality. This room would be a perfect place to take a first timer to show them why escape rooms are so fun. Note that there is a mature theme and some scary props, so little ones might or might not like it. If they handle Haunted Mansion at disneyland fine they should be able to handle this one.

Some really fun puzzles and the mystery theme was prominent throughout. Solving things felt very satisfyingly and loved the use of sound in the room. Felt like there was great care in creating this room and enthusiasts will really enjoy the attention to detail in here. We did have 1 minor hiccup where something was not reset properly but the GM stopped the timer and had us wait in the start area while making a quick adjustment. Not that big a deal for us. Our team of 4 got through this with just 1 hint, which we were kicking ourselves for not being as observant as we should have been. Overall, a solid room for an afternoon of fun.

I enjoyed this game. The set design is great in the starting area but that seems to be where they spent most of the money as it gets a little spartan as you progress through the game. Still, there are some nice props and a couple of clever puzzles (the other ones are not “non-clever,” but they are mostly very easy). The voice actor for the main NPC is suitably hammy, as the situation most certainly demands. Recommended but with the caveat that two players would be better than four as there isn’t all that much to do.

Yet another room where you can see the love and effort put into it. Puzzles stood out to me a lot, very logical and flowed well. Really pretty set design, kind of like a mystery who did it kind of thing. What this does room does right is definitely the story, each puzzle actually connects and progresses you in the story, which I don't see other cookie cutter rooms do, which makes this one really immersive.