If These Walls Could Talk

Rating: 3/5 - This place is interesting, it's not your usual escape room. There are tons of props and different areas to explore, the set is very high quality and the entire facility is open from the start. The games rely heavily on scavenger hunt elements. Of the 3 games I played here, this one was the weakest. It did have an decent storyline told through audio and text, but the puzzles were basic with little variety, it's more oriented towards kids or very causal players, though the storyline is sadder and maybe not the best for kids. It also had the least amount of tech compared to the other 2 games I played, it was padlock heavy. I would not recommend more than 2 players for this as it is very linear and the puzzles are basic. I do like that there are no time limits and that all the staff is incredibly friendly. Of the 3 games I played, here's my personal ranking starting with my favorite: 1. Lost at Sea - High tech with fun puzzles and some scavenger hunt elements 2 .Save the Queen - Mix of padlocks and tech, interesting storyline and fun ending, but I was not a fan of the paper based puzzles. 3. If These Walls Could Talk - More basic puzzles with little variety and mostly padlocks with a couple of tech items.