The Ice Cave

Another room with a lot of attention to details and fun little puzzles. We were able to easily escape by being two players that have done many rooms previously, so it definitely can be done with a smaller group.

Came back to Daydream because I enjoyed the Dream Portal (fave!). Ice cave room felt like winter on a summer day! It is slightly cold inside (temperature wise - good A/C). The room design itself - beautiful, felt open and empty (good if you have a big group!). Puzzles are good, felt linear. Recommend a small group otherwise people would be standing around waiting to do something. Overall the experience is enjoyable.

Great set decoration, solid puzzles, more tactile in nature and more difficult compared to their other room. I preferred the forest but this was also one I’d recommend to others if they’ve done the other.

Set design was great. Lots of tech and the story was fun.

Set design was great. Escape room puzzles were ok.

The set design is very beautiful and I really appreciate that it is entirely designed by local artists and staff! I felt that for an escape room it was a little lack lustre, not too much wow factor. The room would be best fit for a beginner or small group. We did it as 3 people and still managed to escape within 37 minutes.

We played this room second after the Forrest and this certainly had a fantastic set design. The props and electronics were certainly amazing to look at. The final puzzle was defiantly worth the wait. I was stuck on using one of the electronic puzzles and wish that the puzzle contained slightly more information on how to use it, however afterwards the games master was happy to discuss it with me. We played it as a group of two and due to the open space I believe that it is more aimed at groups of 4 because there are activities which all could do. Overall a really fun room to participate in and was happy to say we escaped!

The set design in this was very beautiful, but the puzzles didn’t really seem to follow any linear pattern and seemed a little jumbled at times. It also felt sometimes like there wasn’t enough for everyone in the room to be doing.

The set was cool and the virtual character/technology element was great. There was some interesting elements that I quite enjoyed. My main gripe is that it was really easy. Didn’t feel like we were challenged by much at all, and there wasn’t enough for everyone to be doing. I’d say the room is certainly worth playing, but definitely go in with a small group (2-4)

After more than 500 rooms, we appreciate a challenge. My husband and I both thought this room stretched our brains a bit. There were a few cute elements to the game, and it flowed pretty well.