Edeline

Edeline featured an abundance of unexpected events guaranteed to raise your blood pressure in a timely manner. Not an ordinary escape room, tasks were performed driven by heavy storytelling enhanced by special fx and moving parts that are sometimes a bit jarring, or sometimes comforting. The puzzles made sense, however the audio was mostly muffled or heard from another room. Sometimes we would hear it a second time or the host would nudge us. Like others said, Cloud Escape will test your patience. Often times the storytelling paused the experience as we all hushed up and listened closely. The set design and production was impressive. From the variety of wallpaper design to the components of each puzzle, it was all quality. If you’re looking for an experience that’s puzzle heavy and fast-paced, this may not be the room for you. But I definitely recommend Edeline if you wish to dip your toes into something different and eery.

You know what? I really enjoyed this experience. Our team of 3 managed to complete it without any issues, and the balance felt just right. At first, it seemed like there was a lot to keep track of before starting, but once we got going, the game had a great, consistent flow. Was it spooky? Definitely. There were a good number of jump scares (though no live actors), paired with some impressive tech that really added to the atmosphere. The puzzles were not overly difficult but some clever and engaging. Plus, the three of us were constantly collaborating on different tasks, which kept everyone involved. This escape room leans heavily on its story, which may not be everyone’s cup of tea. But if you’re willing to immerse yourself in the narrative and work through the mystery, the ending feels genuinely satisfying. If you’ve ever played The Nest and enjoyed it, this will be right up your alley. Maybe even better, since this room offers more puzzles to scratch that puzzle-solving itch. Overall, it was a fantastic time. I would definitely recommend.

Solid game. Solid solid solid game. Go play it

Great spooky room for no live actors. Linear but still fun. Strong story. You can do it easily with 2 people. Some cool surprises and unique moments - you can tell the creators were passionate. Could be one of the top horror rooms with more refinement and polish 🩵

Before I experienced the game, I was questioning how the room has so many good scores and no awards (yet?). After the room, I get it, it leaves a mark on you… It was a beautiful experience where the integrity of the story, theme, puzzles, personas, music, and everything was perfect. It is spooky, especially if you are not a fan of dolls, or darkness. Puzzles were very interactive and creative but a bit on the easy side. There was one puzzle that we started attacking and it get triggered before we finished it, then the GM told us that certain pieces were enough to pass. Onto the story, poor Emma… it was certainly heavy. We needed time to heal after the room. The resolution was beautiful and hopeful for sure, but it needed to be extended to a few more steps so that we can also get over the heaviness. In any case, a unique room that I recommend to everyone. Hugs to Edeline.

My family and I loved this room. The story was well done and the puzzles were unique and satisfying. This room had a nice combo of story elements and puzzle solving pace. The flow of the game was smooth as well.

Newer room and it is fantastic. Same price for a longer game. Large space, great story, unique puzzles. Try this one out.

One of those escape rooms that can terrify you without a live actor! Seriously! I tend to only get very scared when there's a live actor involved. But this escape room utilizes the sound and lighting to evoke the fear in you. 😨 Production set was top notch and the story was great too! I love how everything unfolded in the end unlike other escape rooms were the story just doesn't make sense in the end. My husband and I were so impressed with the set design. I love the attention to details.

This is a really good room. We spent the whole time terrified and couldn’t stop laughing. We saw a lot of new puzzles and there is only one number lock. Some spaces are small so a large group might struggle and you can really only work one puzzle at a time. Four is the ideal number.