Capone’s Cabin

There were some puzzles we haven’t seen before, and the staff was friendly. The idea is solid, but there needs to be a few upgrades and set additions to make this shine.

A fun mix of Al Capone gangster and cabin themes, though much more focused on the latter. Very good puzzles overall. We finished with time to spare as a team of 2, but the room is apparently on the harder side. A good room to play if you have some cabin fever! Bang!

A very well done room without traditional locks and keys. A nice homey cottage scene that had a lot of great touches and a few puzzles that were pleasantly challenging and multi-layered. Very much worth doing.

Very fun and immersive! No traditional locks used and all the mechanisms were well integrated as to not stand out but noticeable enough to not be frustrating. We had a mixed group of 6 in terms of experience and we all felt satisfied with the variety and quantity of puzzles. We had plenty of time left so maybe a group of 4 would be a better size, but overall no one left disappointed. Alexa was a very nice and personable gm and did a good job briefing us and nudging when we were spinning our wheels a bit.

We really enjoyed this room. I think it’s their first room and it was simpler than their other game but it was still quite fun. Nicely built set, appropriate to the story. Sound effects increased immersion (as in the other room). Interesting devices/props with some of the creative two-layered puzzling we enjoyed in their other room. Nothing too difficult but creative and fun, and very well maintained. And if you win, they make a donation of $25 to a charity you choose from a menu of four or five different causes. Very nice!