Erin's Diary

Not your traditional puzzle-solving escape room. You‘d follow audio cues, perform some tasks/puzzles, then rinse and repeat. Had a couple fun surprises, a really dark storyline, and the first half was really fun. Unfortunately, the second half something shorted out and we played through it without any audio cues or stories. It’s a bummer we never got to properly experience the ending.

Once again, the game play was understandable because we knew this was a story driven room. We have played story driven rooms across the country and this was no different. A few more lights and maybe a couple of well positioned second speakers please.

The most frustrating room I've ever done. At one point i just sat in a chair for 5 min because the puzzle we were working on was so confusing. It's also never a good sign when the game master has to go over and explain the end of the story because nothing made sense.

It was more of a story telling room than an escape room ..the story was good but being stuck in 1 room and having to speak out loud to move on to the next puzzle was a little out of the norm.

I gotta say this was not the best escape room I’ve done. The puzzles were not well thought out finicky and tedious

If you need an escape room that tests your patience, this is the one. This escape room had potential, but didn’t quite hit the mark. The storyline itself wasn’t smooth and coherent like some of the other Cloud Escape rooms. The tv monitors timed out or weren’t played all the way through, some puzzles were confusing or were already partly solved, and the tv monitors that were used to reveal the next puzzles were challenging to hear because music would be playing in the background still. Overall, this escape room could have been better than it was.

If you want to try your patience, endure a session of Erin’s Diary.

I love the story line and the clues are very creative!! Highly recommend to anyone who is looking for new escape room experience!