Dracula

I loved this one! It was bigger than I imagine, the puzzles were a bit tricky. It was great thematic decor.

Our group had a decent time. We felt the puzzles flowed alright and we were able to get out in about 40 minutes with no clues. Not the most exciting ambiance (wish music was louder), but overall, a solid game over experience. Probably my favorite out of the GO games I’ve done, though, GO games don’t usually rank pretty high for me. Game master was nice and far better than when I last played Horror Circus.

Wonderfully realized set design, a very large room footprint and some very clever puzzles make this a good experience. Though there are some frustrating snags on this adventure, it’s a solid experience and worth checking out. I always love highlighting production design and art direction for rooms that deserve it, and this one definitely deserves it. Every square inch is detailed and set dressed lovingly. It’s really cleverly designed, beautifully executed and feels extremely high end for what you’re spending. An escape room should give you a sense of place the moment you enter and this does so with flying colors. Now for the puzzles, which are relatively good and engaging, there are a few little snags that some may consider frustrating (especially for the final one which is just really obtuse and overlong). There’s a lot of cleverly rethemed puzzles you may have seen in other rooms, and quite a few that are unique. They flow well, and aside from a few logical hiccups, they’re solid and engaging. A safe bet and a fun way to spend an hour.

The set design in Dracula at Game Over Escape was fantastic and definitely the highlight of the room. However, the gameplay left a lot to be desired. Some puzzles made no sense, and we were told that certain elements didn’t translate well from the original design, which really threw off our flow. This led to one of the most frustrating escape experiences my team has ever had. I wouldn’t recommend this room for beginners, as the challenge comes more from unclear puzzle logic than true difficulty.

the puzzles were great and the theming and props were absolutely stunning. our game masters were terrific!

Dracula was a good multi room experience. We had a group of 4 people and I think we got out in about 20 minutes, it actually was a bit too easy (especially for the price). Some fun puzzles and good theming

This game suffers from what most chain escape rooms do. It’s an ok setting, mediocre puzzles and the game play was clunky. Also we asked for a hint and had to wait over 3 minutes for the game master to actually help and by the time they did we figured it out.

Dracula is well-designed, creating an immersive atmosphere that aligns with theme. The setting features dim lighting and stone walls, enhancing the castle-like ambiance. The straightforward puzzles are not overly challenging while still being fun.

We enjoyed the puzzles. There were moments we felt unsure what to do with the information or what to do next. Consistent story driven.

Very cool room. The set design was very nice and the room itself is really big! Slightly challenging room with a good amount of things to do. We made it out alive with minimal clues given 😄would definitely recommend, especially if you’re into that medieval and vampire stuff!