Executive Disorder

Overall a fine game, though a little uneven. Of the three games at Twisted Limits, I thought Executive Disorder did the best job at executing (ha) the scope it set out for itself. I also liked the focus on a local setting rather than a generic version, which naturally makes the game's theme be a little more unusual (and it's already not something I've seen a lot). Unlike Behind the Curtain, the setting of Executive Disorder naturally lampshades puzzles - they're clearly there because the guy we're investigating is trying to keep shady dealings on the down low. There's also a natural, fun costume opportunity for the endgame photo.

My 2nd favorite of all the rooms here so far. We did it with 3 people and needed some nudges to get on the right track but finished with 2ish minutes left. This room is very scavenger like, which means you really do have to look everywhere. This room is best reserved for enthusiasts because it requires some outside the box thinking but the puzzles are very fair. I would 100% recommend everyone play this room, it’s quite good. We are so excited to come back and play the new rooms once they open them.

I was very impressed with The Passage from this company, and I was excited to try their other 90 minute room after that. We drove over an hour to get here, yet everyone in my group felt it was worth it. It might not have the same wow factor as The Passage in terms of set design, but it does still feel like you are entering a governor's office. The clues and puzzles all feel purposeful instead of just random things you are solving to progress through the room, as if this person actually took a lot of care to keep their information safe. It's a challenging room, and with 4 people, it often felt like we were all doing different things at the same time in a very non-linear way. The GM was very nice and kept us focused on the right things without actually telling us how to solve the puzzles. There are some really clever things in this room, and I love the way the puzzles are integrated into the environment. It's a really fun room and a great option for those looking for a real challenge.

This room has really good puzzle flow! The set design is simple, but effective. I have played the passage at twisted limits as well and honestly, from a puzzle standpoint, this was more fun. Really good room and I highly recommend it!

We really loved this room. We really vibed with the puzzles. I liked how well the room used its props. Definitely a fun room

Room was very detail oriented and non linear. We had a great time solving the unorthodox puzzles and making it through the unique set. Our host did a great job onboarding and asking the style of hinting we preferred which was super nice. The ending where everything came together was very satisfying!

I honestly enjoyed this one more than the passage! It didn’t have the spectacle moments that passage has, but as someone who does these out of a love of puzzles and a love of the industry as a whole, this was just a well-built room. I do have some mobility issues at the moment and there is an element that makes the room less accessible than it could be, just be aware if you’re limited like me you’ll probably miss out on some puzzles. Overall, our group of puzzle lovers had a great time. Honestly Twisted Limits is a solid place, it’s worth hitting if you’re traveling to the area!

Fun room! A lot of interesting puzzles, well put together from start to finish.

Excellent room! Great puzzles and reveals throughout. Really felt like we were sneaking in and hacking our way into this governor’s life. Clever ways to clue us in to some of the solutions, though one or 2 of them were a little vague and led us down wrong paths. I like how the story ties in with the other rooms, making it feel like one interconnected adventure. A 90-minute time limit was appreciated too as it gave us time to soak in all the details and reading. Highly recommend every room so far from Twisted Limits and looking forward to more! The story isn’t over!

Minimum of 4 for the room which is annoying but the room was great. I mostly do rooms in a group of 2 but 4 was fine. Room was well decorated and the story flowed decent.