Dragon Realm

Amazing - extremely varied puzzles, good flow and solid effects

Very assessable

Great puzzles and room interaction

Amazing visuals

Very intricate and detailed room

Fun and engaging

But very interactive props

No restriction

Gameplay is extremely original and flows well. I have a hard time in rooms with not knowing what to do first and this room is non-linear so we needed a nudge on where to start but that’s okay.

AMAZING, PERFECT, NO NOTES, 100/10, really small thing but there was one (very small but beautiful) magical bit in the second room that really brought out the childlike joy

The staff is wonderful and so fun to talk to and interact with. Mile High also likes to make their GMs/hint-giving fit into the game rather than it being just a guy over speaker or on walkie-talkie and this one was especially fun and immersive.

VERY unique puzzles, there are so many escape rooms where you go in and you’re like “Oh yeah I’ve done a puzzle just like this at such-and-such” and you can do it super fast, these puzzles were all super unique with only one puzzle at all similar to anything I’ve done before.

Amazing story that you really felt immersed in, the grand finale of the room was AMAZING and felt so good to play through (especially since we hit the finale with one minute left so it felt especially impactful).

There were puzzles that made complete sense and then puzzles we needed some nudges on, lots of variety good for different intelligences (my teammates and I figured out at least one puzzle each that the other two looked at and went ‘what’).

One word, MAGICAL

We did it with 3 and I think that’s perfect for the game, I wouldn’t go higher than maybe 5 as 3-4 gives everyone something to do and I feel 5 might get a tad cramped.

After doing Contamination we were all sure that we were going to get jumped by something in the room but nothing scary in here! Would love to see this room get scaried up for Halloween season though, I feel like it would be really fun.

Puzzles are all easy to reach, I feel like 10 is a good age for kids to understand/figure out what they’re doing and use some critical thinking skills.

Good color blindness accessibility, rooms are not crowded or have steps or climbing so I don’t think mobility for wheelchair users is a problem, one puzzle does require at least one person to be able to stand (might be able to done in a wheelchair, I’m not sure though) and do some arm and leg poses.