Enchantment

Sweet and delightful, with a very fun entry in the game. Colors, shapes and numbers are all important, would make a really great family game. There was some confusion regarding mapping things together (an icon in a box made us look for a matching icon with a puzzle, but there wasn't one). One of the sweetest endings in my 90+ game history.

For being a single room there was a lot to do. A little challenging at first, but it lightens up as far as difficulty goes. Kids had a blast. Great game master

Two adults plus a three year old for an extra challenge. Finished with time to spare. The three year old thought the room was amazing. My wife and I enjoyed the room as well

Cute and whimsical room. There was only one puzzle we really didn't like. They have several color based puzzles and the colors aren't a great match. This artificial increases the difficulty.

No more than 3 people for this one, easy difficulty. Puzzling was not difficult but very non-intuitive so we hit a lot of stumbling blocks and needed more hints than normal just to navigate through the room. Lots of color-based puzzles so lighting was a huge problem in this room and with a theme like this, there is no need for any darkness. I think they need to go back to the drawing board and try again. Every other room I’ve done with a fantasy/fairy tale theme is better than this one.

This is just a gimped version of their Once Upon Room, my recommendation is to play that one instead.

This is a beautiful room with amazing game masters. However 90% of the puzzles are combination lock puzzles. Most of this room is not intuitive. But I loved their non-combination puzzles! There is lots of bending and reaching which gets you in the spirit of the game but is not wheelchair friendly. Definetly take the kids to this room!