The Devil’s Divination

A challenging, puzzle focused game. While the story was sufficient for the purposes of the game, it lacked overall. One later section felt completely disconnected. Still incredibly enjoyable and the stronger of the two games.

I’d suggest a smaller group to best experience this room. We had six people and it felt tight, not everyone had the opportunity to work on the puzzles throughout a narrow hallway. Beautifully detailed and I would come back with less people though!

A great -if difficult - room. The immersion and effects are very good. The puzzles are good and some are unique, if difficult and numerous. I’d recommend it for seasoned escape room players.

One element of the room hit me in the head. While I was not injured, it did hurt and really upset me, especially after finding out the prop was designed this way on purpose as a “scare.” I’m surprised the designers thought this was a good idea. The prop is not a soft one and could seriously injure someone under the right circumstances. With that being said, while the room was beautifully built, there were far too many red herrings. The puzzles themselves were good, but there were some moments where they didn’t flow well with each other. The room was okay.

This was a really well built room in my opinion. Without spoiling anything, the last couple sections of this experience were unlike anything I’ve seen before. Not the most breathtaking, but certainly something memorable. The main element that I did NOT enjoy about this game was, there were WAY too many loose, unused items. Some of these said items seemed like they were going to be relevant to future puzzles so I found myself setting objects to the side and inadvertently in my own way for no reason. Secondly, there were some items and “puzzles” that were hinted at that did literally nothing and did mot advance the game or story in any way shape or form. Experienced players know this as a “red herring”.