Tesla died in 1943 in the famous New Yorker Hotel's room 3327. After his death you have received a letter from Nikola Tesla himself. In the letter he asks you to come to his room to find plans for last invention and share it with mankind before the FBI gets to it. When you arrive to the room FBI is already on their way... you have 60 minutes before they get there and arrest you for trespassing.

Fox in a Box Miami

Tesla's Mystery

Escape room

Very cool theme and the game master was really fun and did a voice that made the room feel more immersive, but the room itself was meh. The music was insanely loud the entire time which made it super hard to hear the game master, and it was so ridiculously dark in one of the rooms that it felt it went beyond the theme and was just silly.

The theme was unique and the puzzles were challenging. Multiple red herrings made for an even harder game but my work colleagues and I were up for it. The puzzles were on the more difficult side but overall I liked this room a lot more than the Nuclear Bunker Fox in a Box room. That said, I would recommend only doing it when you’re mentally on your game - you’ll need to be sharp for these puzzles. Bonus points for game guide Carl being awesome & fully into his role, which was more of a “man behind the curtain” Wizard of Oz type than your typical game guide.

For being a new room, it looked well used with multiple broken pieces. There was a lot of things in the room that were never used and made the story confusing. I still don’t know what the point of the room was.

Delila was great.

This was one of the most difficult games we’ve played.

Brilliantly done room, beautiful decor but so many red herrings! Tough for sure.

Tesla's Mystery

Fox in a Box Miami

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