Projet R.E.S.E.T. [Project R.E.S.E.T.]

Excellent concept, vraiment bien organisé, bons indices belle assistance afin de réussir l'épreuve.

Great escape room love the concept of this one and the blond android was cute too

Project R.E.S.E.T. was my favorite of Immersia's 5 games. I loved the core concept, and think they did a good job pulling it off. The set and actor were great, the theme and gameplay reinforced each other, and they made it look effortless. While playing the game, I was trying to not get distracted at what had to be going on behind the scenes to make it work. Unlike many escape rooms, it's possible to be too good at the game and miss out on stuff (though I understand Immersia has tweaked things since I played to make this less of an issue). As the game tells you, making mistakes is OK. We did, many times, and I'm glad for it - IMHO it's a better experience. I think there's more ways to explore the core concept, and I think it would be cool to explore some of them (although I can appreciate why the designers might have chosen to keep thing simpler).

This game had a unique mechanic that blew us away, and it executed its theme very well, leaving players with a valuable life lesson. My critical comments come from a place of loving this game and seeing its potential to be even stronger, not a place of disliking it—we really enjoyed this game. Great environment, great use of space, and a fun ability to order items to help with your gameplay. We also appreciated the GM's willingness to show us how they made the magic of this room possible after the game was over. While there are some minor tweaks we would have liked to see, I'll stick to our three major confusions/frustrations. Our first critique is of the tablet. It did not serve as a functional hint system for us, because almost any time we were stuck on a puzzle we had already figured out all the information the tablet could provide. Additionally, when you're playing as a team of 2, it is unrealistic to expect that someone will have eyes on the tablet at all times, especially in an environment as engaging as this one. Our next critique is that, to us, it felt confusing to receive the role of "criminal" in the game and then be expected to play out the role of a rule-follower. Especially with the quick discovery of a grate in the cabinet, we were expecting, as criminals, to subvert Project RESET and make an escape through the grate. However, the grate in the cabinet was not an escape route, and we were expected to follow the Project's rules to a T. While I understand that the story centered around rehabilitation, it took us a long time to realize that we were not supposed to act as criminals in any way. Our final frustration was that we lost the room when I knew the final code and was one number away from having typed in the whole code. Genuinely we needed two more seconds and we would have completed the room. From a design perspective and a business perspective, especially when your room has no count down clock, I think it makes sense to simply give someone an extra one second so they can have the satisfaction of completing the room, rather than giving them the "failure" ending only to have the GM come in at the end and say that, actually, we had completed all the puzzles in the room. When we played the Grand Immersia Hotel two days earlier, we were ten seconds over the 60min mark (not even as close as the 1-to-2 seconds away during Project RESET, and this time with a countdown clock), and the GM still played it out as if we had completed the room in time, which we really appreciated. All of that said, one common critique I saw in this room's Morty reviews that was not an issue for our team in the slightest was the audio-based puzzle, which was possibly our favorite puzzle of the whole room. Again, we loved this game! But we liked the Grand Immersia Hotel much more.

WoW! Le jeu est parfait, le GM aussi. 2 adultes et 1 enfant de 9ans, réussi en 57 min.Il y a toutes sortes d’énigmes, pour tout les goûts. Je recommande! Nous avons fait ~20 jeux et c’est un de nos préférés

This room was your unique. Definitely something different and something that keep thinking about even after the experience. 8.8/10

Clever puzzles and a clever mechanic. The actor was super fun.

Very unique room with a twist that I'd never seen before. They do a great job of providing you with a device that stores info, or else this room would have gotten very frustrating, very fast. One audio puzzle was a little difficult for us to hear but the rest of the room flowed well, and was fun.

We weren't certain what to expect with this one. Our group of metacriminals started off a bit slow but quickly worked it out and completed our penance fairly quickly once we figured out what was happening. Thank goodness for the hint system they provide, definitely made what could get frustrating into a fun experience.

The bad rating is based on our mediocre experience with the GM. Other than that give it a try the puzzle are hard and the setting is impeccable. Click to see review breakdown.