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“Legend of Ultira” was supposed to be released in 1988 for the NES, but the game mysteriously disappeared from production along with the company that developed it. Decades later a copy of the game finally turns up in a long-abandoned cabin, along with a dead body and references to an urban legend known as “The Cackling Man.” Whatever happened here is about to happen again. Something has awakened in the woods, and it’s coming for you. You can already hear the cackling. Can you solve the mystery behind a cursed video game and a strange occult ritual before midnight? Or will you be the next victim of the Cackling Man?
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I very much enjoyed the blending of the real-world and video game puzzle elements The pacing felt very good - whenever we needed a clue for the real-world from the game (or vice versa), we found it quickly. The setting and lore was also very well done, especially considering it's a pop-up environment and not a permanent fixture.
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Played this at Origins this year. I have done many escape rooms and have never experienced anything quite like Cabin of the Cackling Man. Highly recommend!
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Got the opportunity to play this rom at Origins. Had a blast with 2 other friends. The video game elements were nostalgic and wonderful. Really appreciated the sense of discovery and mix of digital and physical problem solving. This room is very difficult, but very rewarding. Highly recommend for seasoned puzzle solvers.
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Never seen such a unique fusion of technological elements and physical objects! "Cursed video game" is a classic trope but they ACTUALLY MADE A VIDEO GAME you play as part of it. Phenomenal love letter to old-style creepypasta and just amazing overall. Remember, if you die in real life, you die in the game!
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I took on this room with friends and strangers at The Midwest Gaming Classic. This was a really fun escape room. A pop-up escape room might sound kind of silly, but it was the real deal. The cursed viseo game was connected to the rest of the puzzles in a fun way, and you can tell a lot of thought and effort was put into it. Would highly recommend.
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First physical escape room I’ve done. Was very fun and put together very well. My friends and I never felt lost or overly confused. Great first experience overall.
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This escape room is really well done and I really mean it. I was unsure at first but you learn to appreciate the dedication and commitment of the organizer. Progressing felt really rewarding and the story intertwined with the puzzles so well. I highly recommend this!
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Super duper fun we loved how you had to do both the game and real world together. Highly recommend for retro game and horror fan.
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I played this at Gamehole Con 2024 with a group of 10, and this was the best escape room experience I've had. The puzzles were fun and challenging, the video game component was compelling, and the analogue horror components were so much fun to watch. I wanna play it all over again just to see what I missed
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