Cabin 13

Like most of Back in Time’s offerings, this room is pretty mechanical in design, with greater use of traditional locks and keys rather than sensored releases. The story line progresses nicely, as you realize what it is that’s causing issues in Cabin 13. The puzzles themselves were relatively straightforward, with a few minor twists that were pretty easy to resolve. The room itself is pretty small, so there’s not a lot of running around and as puzzles are completed, putting one time use items aside to avoid clutter can be tough.

This is a very solid room! Very good use of space and good puzzle flow. We played the Christmas room that was here before Cabin 13, and the room layout is the same, but the puzzles and decor are entirely new. It’s on the easier side, and not very scary except for maybe very young children. We escaped in 33 minutes as a group of 4! 😀

Enjoyed it very much but the room was SO COLD! Got stuck on one puzzle for a bit too long but still made it out. A tad scary for my 11 year old girl with thematic events. Niko and Luna were so friendly and kind!

Clever clues, storyline was awesome. Room atmosphere and decor were on point. Couple good jump scares. Very well put and our game host Niko is the best!

My favorite Back in Time room. Great mix and sufficient amount of puzzles.

We had four somewhat experienced players so we were able to complete the room without any hints. However, I thought there was a good variety of puzzles and the perfect amount of puzzles. We really enjoyed this room.

Great medium/intermediate room. Did this room with just one other person, we’ve both done 50+ rooms and we thought it was the perfect amount of puzzles and complexity. Nice variety of puzzles with fun RFID tech. Only needed two clues. Would be a great beginner room for 4-5 people.