Alcatraz 2.0

In the famous prison Alcatraz, only 3 people managed to escape during the many years it was open. Now, there is an opportunity to increase the number of successful prison breaks, as you are locked inside a cell in Alcatraz. This is an escape room in the classic sense, as you actually need to break out. The room was previously offered by Timequest in Copenhagen, but when they closed, Escape Room Roskilde took over the concept and created their version of it, updating many of the puzzles and making it their own. Communication is a crucial part, as you start by being locked in, in 2 different cells without the ability to see each other, so you need to be good at discussing what you find and what you need. It's an additional element that increases the difficulty but also adds a fun aspect. The room is nonlinear, and there are initially many things to engage with. The puzzles are a good mix of electronics, padlocks, and creative ideas, which we always appreciate. Design-wise, you find yourself locked in a prison cell, and you buy into the premise when the barred door closes and the padlock clicks into place. Number of nuts (max 5) Difficulty level 🌰🌰🌰 Design 🌰🌰🌰 Scare factor 🌰 Entertainment vs price 🌰🌰🌰🌰

This was quite a standard room, nothing particularly interesting, but still a fine game. There was a single riddle that did not really make a lot of sense to us, which led to one of our players sitting in front of that puzzle for a solid 20 minutes, while others solved other riddles. We would probably have liked a hint for that puzzle sooner, since our 5th player barely played the room, trying to solve that one riddle.