La Misión Del Profesor [The Professor's Mission]

The room is based on the Spanish TV series La Casa de Papel (Money Heist). Dressed in masks and costumes and armed, the task seems relatively simple: to rob the bank “The Royal Mint of Spain.” But once you get started, the task isn’t as simple as expected. When the room begins, you stand in a dimly lit bank where the security system is activated. The atmosphere is set, and you buy into the illusion—but unfortunately, the lights turn on as soon as you disable the security system, which somewhat breaks the experience. Overall, the room is sparsely furnished, and if you don’t need to use something, it’s probably glued down. Some of the props were very worn, which didn’t make the puzzles any harder. There are some distractions included along the way, which is quite nice. We spent too much time on several puzzles, which was very frustrating and disrupted the flow of the room for us—one of the reasons being that the item needed to solve a puzzle was so worn that it was extremely hard to see what you were supposed to see. The design is somewhat saved by the many layers in the room, which was quite nice as more and more was built onto the experience. Number of nuts (max 5) Difficulty level 🌰🌰🌰🌰 Design 🌰🌰🌰 Scare factor 🌰 Entertainment vs price 🌰🌰

We have visited Game Over on three occasions now and they have never disappointed. This room was no exception. An immersive and engaging experience with great puzzles and a range of different types of challenge that made us think outside the box.

The beginning of the game had quite a good flow, but then we got to the point where we got stuck...only to find out many minutes later that we were stuck because of the malfunction of one puzzle. Since then there were several weird puzzles lacking any logic, some looked like not working correctly and at the final puzzle, after several not successful attempts, it looked like roommaster skipped it for us. Overall, poorly decorated and maintained game lacking logic.