Patient 57

This room was definitely an improvement over the first one and had some creative ideas. That said it relied heavily on 4-digit lock codes with little or no indication of which lock a solved code belonged to. It often became a process of trying the same code on every lock until something opened, which wasn’t very satisfying. The puzzles themselves were okay, but not particularly memorable. We also had a couple of moments where the game master had to tell us that a door or cabinet had opened because two things triggered at once, or the opening happened in another part of the room where there was no obvious visual or audio cue. That broke the flow and made us feel like we were missing something when we’d actually solved it correctly. Overall, I think the room has some genuinely good ideas and a solid foundation. The biggest opportunity is in the execution: better signposting for lock codes and clearer feedback when something opens would make the experience feel much more polished and rewarding.

Another fun room. There was a lot to do in here and some of the puzzles really made you think. It was our 4th one of the day so we were tired and losing steam but we did well with the flow and made it out.

My first escape room so a special place in my heart. Had no idea what to expect and was surprised. Enjoyed the teamwork aspects. Overall a pretty solid experience!

Very much liked the room!

A good intermediate room! It has moved past just being simple locks, but still has a few of those scattered along with some more technologically advanced ones!

Lots of things to do, and some that seem like real time sucks. Not memorable overall.