Alone

A malfunctioning device and an inattentive GM made for an extremely lackluster experience. There was one point where we were asking for hints, but since he lost his walkie talkie, we had no one to help. The fact that he is role playing a specific perspective as your game master also implies that he is a biased source of advice (he specifically made this point before we began). There were times we were stuck on a puzzle and it was no longer fun, but he wouldn’t just give us a straight answer. I’m also not a fan of poorly lit rooms. I could see this being more enjoyable with working machinery and a GM who wasn’t overworked with having to attend multiple escape rooms simultaneously. Overall, terrible experience. I would not recommend this room to a friend.

The plot of this room is very intriguing. The experience of uncovering the clues about "your son's" life constantly kept us guessing. While I didn't necessarily love this escape room to put it in my top favorites, I appreciated the effort put into the storyline that makes it especially memorable to me. The puzzles itself weren't especially amazing, but they required a lot of thinking and perspective. One thing that would be nice is an update on the items/props. Some of the props felt a little dirty and damaged.

This was the better of the two rooms at this location. The story of this room really made it unique.

Immersive type of game. If you prefer good story over surprise devices, this could be a good candidate.

This is one of the rooms that focus more on the story than solving the puzzle. The operations needed were relatively simple. I wish it had more types of puzzles.

Recommended as something different. Very immersive story. Good atmosphere, not super hardcore puzzling.