The Last Supper

After finishing Hope End just last week, I was eager to try the Last Supper and compare 2 of the top live actor escape games in Southern California. I attended this one with a meetup group, since it would be too scary for the full capybara family. I considered bringing big bro, but after experiencing it myself, I was glad I didn’t! Without giving away too much, know that there are jump scares. However, I will say the acting in this room is top notch. They do let you know that you will get what you put into it, and if you’re willing to participate, it makes for a fantastic experience. I will go into more details in my spoiler review on this particular subject. The escape room portion of the experience was mostly “normal” in terms of challenge. A unique twist that they do here with this room, at least as far as I can tell, is that if you’re blazing through the puzzles, you actually get more live actor interactions. This is pretty genius in a way as it allows you to experience the full hour that you pay for, though people who like to go for speedruns might be disappointed. I’m more in the former camp and loved every minute of it. The puzzles are a mix of traditional locks and some cool tech. Overall, I definitely do recommend The Last Supper as every run is unique to you and your group. Our Lord Garrick was great, and in general, all the staff at Quest Tavern is great. If you’re willing to interact with the live actor, run, don’t walk, to this escape room!

This was fun, loved the actor and gamemaster. The room was immersive, linear in nature. Puzzles were not as hard, semi difficult. It was more of the experience, story was interesting. Definitely enhanced by the actor and gamemaster. Come into room with the mindset of having fun and being silly. Friends loved the room and thought it was a good comeback from not doing an escape room in ages. Second game at this location, did not disappoint.

Really fun room. It’s just as much immersive theater as it is an escape room. There is a live actor who did a great job. A couple jump scares throughout, along with good puzzles. Would recommend doing this room with silly friends who will try to make you laugh.

The staff at Quest Tavern is great and you will be treated well. The set for The Last Supper is good, the story is unique and interesting, and I enjoyed the puzzles (although some of them were a bit finicky). The actors did an amazing job as well. So why do I give it a like and not a love rating? You will spend a large chunk of the game in more of an interactive immersive theater; interacting with the actors, creating your own backstory, and that is simply not for me. I don’t mind live actors in a room. Weeping Witch and Arctic Storm are both in my top ten, but I didn’t have to become an actor myself in either of those rooms. Last Supper does what it does well, i just don’t like the immersive theater portion of this hybrid escape room/immersive theater experience.

This game was super divisive among our group, and it may be amongst your group too, this game is more improv (audience participation) theatre than escape room. Of the 60 minutes we spent in the game, I’d say we only spent about 25-30 minutes solving puzzles, some of which had highly dysfunctional locks. The other 30-35 minutes were spent interacting with the actor who had us sort of act alongside him, with a decent amount of improv. Ideally bouncing back and forth off of the actor. As someone who plays a lot of D&D, and is good at improv, and accents and all of that, I loved this room, it was like an IRL dnd session, the rest of my group was either on the fence or downright unhappy with this fact, so just keep it in mind. P.S. Milo is a very good boy

There is a live actor….and literally one of the clues is on him. This room is so much fun. Was our first room with a live actor and I can say non of us were ready for what we went through.

Are you ready to “whine” and dine with a medieval Lord? I hope you are because you’re in for a special treat! Words cannot describe how much I loved The Last Supper! It is less of a puzzle-focused escape room, but more of an immersive theatrical experience through storytelling, suspense, and puzzles. The puzzles themselves weren’t difficult to solve, but it definitely became more challenging due to the pressure that you feel from the live actor and the immersion of the room. Do you have what it takes to skip a meal and escape the Last Supper? This room does have a live actor, and it is one of the fun parts about this escape room! My friends and I are still laughing to this day because our Lord was very witty, intense, and kept us on our toes! The hint system was also very “bright” and we had a great time utilizing it when we needed help. If you’re looking for a thrilling, immersive, theatrical escape room experience, this is the one for you. This room is everything that players rave about, and it did not disappoint! So be our guest, and dine at The Last Supper!

A little creepy, a little spooky, but lots of fun! From the start you dress the part and become part of the performance. The live actor was on point and got us all immersed in the story of the room. It's fairly linear but the puzzles were thought out well and made sense. Our group of 5 got through with time to spare. Good special effects and a very memorable experience. Put this one on your list!

8/10 I did this one for my birthday, really fun time and the live actor was incredible. We all dressed up and took the game very seriously. I only wish it was a bit harder since we're all pretty experienced.