Devlin Manor

The first part of the Devlin Trilogy was a ton of fun! There was a decent variety to the puzzles and the room made great use of space. The difficulty of the puzzles was pretty easy, with the biggest time sink being one towards the beginning. This was a perfect room for our group of 3, as even though it was very linear there was enough for everybody to do at most times. Even if one of us was not actively solving a puzzle, we could be exploring and looking for what we could use to solve future parts of the room, which made the ending sequence super fast as we knew what needed to go where as soon as we stumbled across it. Great room with great atmosphere!

Spooky room! Designed very well. I felt very immersed in the room. My favorite room was the secret room. I was impressed with that. Overall, it was okay. Nothing too crazy, but I did very much enjoyed it. No complaints and I highly recommend. 😁

Cute room. The puzzles seemed on the easier side and more locks than I like in one room, but there were some other fun puzzles as well. Lots of fun things opened in the room and I liked how they personalized the ending.

Part 1 of a trilogy. We will return for 2 and 3!

Linear straightforward story of Devlin's Manor, this is the first part of a 3 part series at No.1 escapes. It's a great introduction to what's to come and has decent puzzles. Would recommend just 3-4 people!

Straightforward linear room good for beginners and easy for the experts. We may have done a lot of rooms but we still loved a few of the surprises. A good room build is always fun! Our excellent GM Joseph said this is the easiest of the three, so we're looking forward to finishing the story with the other.

Our first room at this location as it is the first in their series of 3 stories that connect to each other. We enjoyed this room (with the exception of two puzzles, see gameplay section for more thoughts). Our game master was very helpful without being too helpful. I thought the way the space was used and the effects throughout was very fun and immersive and we are looking forward to returning for the others at this location.

Excellent beginner/intermediate room with logical puzzles and lots of tech under the surface. A compelling and gettable storyline make this a fun and foreboding frolic.

Part 1/3 this room was so cool. The fact that it’s apart of a trilogy was amazing. The story flowed so nicely and we were able to get through with barely any clues. If you do this room do the other 2 to complete the trilogy because the story line is out of words amazing.

After having done Carnage Cabin after a Morty Roulette day, we decided to go back and give the trilogy another try and I’m glad we did. Devlin’s Manor is the introduction to the three-party story and this experience felt much more cohesive somehow. Our game masters were escape room enthusiasts and they prefaced for us that we might find this room to be too easy. I thought there was a well-balanced number of Gen 1 and Gen 2 puzzles in here and it was of medium challenge so they read our group well! One puzzle, while others may have considered this to be a “time waster,” at least had a very clear conclusion unlike the dexterity puzzle in Carnage Cabin. So, I didn’t mind it and it tackled a different part of the brain. Another feedback I would have is that with linear rooms, it could be frustrating to have one person work on one puzzle and for everyone to just be watching that one person. I would recommend adding another puzzle to do in the meantime. But the reveals were pretty cool throughout! Overall, it was a good time and this ranks higher for me than Carnage Cabin. Fortune Teller, the third chapter in the trilogy, is my favorite. I overheard that there was a change in management recently and this feels like a good thing and a step in the right direction. I would have done this room with less people so that everyone had something to do. 3-4 people feels ideal for this space.