Zoltar Spreekt [Zoltar Speaks]

it's a game that's inventive, energetic, and aware that consequential choices are just as important as being clever. The one small disappointment was that there wasn't an actual Zoltar machine. For a game built around a cultural icon, this felt like a missed opportunity, and there are some fun things that its presence would have made possible. Still, this is an extraordinarily fun game that is less about doing what the designer intended, and more about deciding how you, as a team, want to play. We slotted this into our schedule late, and only did so because of the excellent review by Matthew Stein. Read it here (https://roomescapeartist.com/.../escape-cafe-zoltar.../). He articulates the numerous strengths better than I can.

Wow! The most fun we’ve ever had in a room. We laughed for hours after. I wish all rooms were like this! ❤️

Wow, Wow, Wow! You simply have to do this room, so many elements we have not experienced before. We did as a family of 4 and would recommend no younger than 12 unless they are experienced with intense experiences. Top 5 easily for us and possibly higher!! Brilliant hosting with a young women who couldn't be more kind.

I expect this room is going to make some big TERPECA waves now that it has been made available in English. Stunning scenic value from start to finish, absolutely packed with details. The gameplay is intuitive and often downright fun. The finale is *so close* to being a master stroke and I can’t believe I haven’t seen something like that in an escape room before. It would be a complete home run if they found a way to more actively involve the entire team as opposed to highlighting one player during this moment. I think this could easily be done. But this room is an absolute must play in the Netherlands!!