Monster Mayhem

I really enjoyed this room. It feels more like a theme park experience with the production design and automatons that talk to you, but everything did work smoothly. It was pretty fun to navigate through the room, and unlike the Dragon Slayer in this room, the dialogue and automatons did not feel as frustrating in terms of how much time they took to go through their interactions. My criticism for this room is that it's just too easy. Often times, completing a puzzle would lead to the screens or dialogue just telling you the code you need. There is also a puzzle that involves you having to find a bunch of things scattered around the room, and we were never able to find all the items. We had to resort to guessing and checking to get through that puzzle. I do wish the monsters were integrated more into the puzzles, with each set of puzzles to get one of the data discs that you need being related to a specific monster.

Played this for Halloween season! It’s an awesome choice for fans of old-school Universal monster movies! Very effective use of animatronics, props, lighting effects, and noise! Some jump scares, which is expected with the theme, but nothing too scary that we couldn’t handle, and we’re cowards. It’s more lighthearted and fits the camp of classic black-and-white monster movies. It was hard to tell sometimes where codes went, and some things seemed to be used more than once. But in the end, I still loved this room, the theme, and the puzzles! We had a Monster Mash!

Great room great game. The staff here are iffy. Some of them are engaged and super friendly and others are their for the paycheck. The room was cool. Lots of jumpscares and cool atmosphere to help you feel like you’re helping different monsters.