This room is over-the-top, elaborately themed (and huge), and the story-line is exceptional. There aren't as many puzzles as some rooms, but this is definitely designed to be an experience rather than non-stop puzzles. That being said, there is a good variety of puzzles. We probably wasted a lot of time just staring at everything in the room because of how well done it was. It was extremely immersive. There were several physical elements, and this room would not be appropriate for mobility issues. We were told the room might be too scary for our 10-yr-old daughter, but we didn't think that would be the case after playing it. There were some thematic elements that weren't really scary but were what we would expect given the theme, which made the game more immersive. Knowing our girl, we might have her turn her head at times because we know what isn't her thing, but I didn't think there was anything she couldn't tolerate in the room. Everything was purposeful and added to the theming. Overall, the room was fantastic, and it is easily my husband's favorite of all we've played.
Immaculate design, effects and immersion
I wouldn't say it's kid friendly, but it definitely isn't as intense as many Jurassic-themed movies we've seen. Probably wouldn't bring a kiddo younger than 10 unless they were really into the theme and comfortable with what one might expect given the theme. I would skew older for kids who tend to be on the more fearful side of things.
