Timberland

I have to agree with everyone else here. The starting puzzle is complicated & confusing. The experience could do without it. Once you get in to the actual room, the setting is beautiful & immersive. I felt like most of the puzzles were relatively straightforward. Like others have said, the ending comes out of nowhere & leaves you scratching your head trying to figure out how this fits in. It's also a little..... too little. There's really not much to it, it's unsatisfying & disappointing. All that said, the owner & GM were absolutely great & you could tell they wanted us to have a positive experience. The perfect GM knows when to give clues & when to let you work it out yourself, & that's what we got. At the end they give you a little card with some of your best quotes during the game. That was unique & a hoot! All in all, this was a perfectly good room but it could be a really good room with just a little tweaking

Very creatively done rooms. Loved the beginning themed outdoor nature space!

This was definitely a top five room for us. There were some unique puzzles we hadn’t seen before. While the room was largely lock/key/code based, the puzzles to to get that info were pretty unique and very interesting. VERY unique start to the room that we’ve never seen before. Loved it.

I was excited to play a 90 minute room but it fell short of expectations. There was no real intro to the story and what little we got didn't feel cohesive. The opening puzzle to get you into the room was too complicated and didn't add anything to the experience. Once the actual game began I felt a little better. The setting was beautiful and a lot of attention to detail went into the room. In fact, a little too much attention. Red herrings abound throughout the game. The puzzles were confusing at time and some left us grasping for the logic. The ending felt like it popped out of nowhere and the winning move is just anticlimactic.

The start of this room was overly complicated, the second part had an amazing atmosphere but it went down hill from there regarding puzzle play. The objective was lost along the way, and each puzzle had a layer of a confusing element. (I’ve played over 500 games so I’ve seen a lot) The end was interesting, but came out of no where. I think with some puzzle editing this could be very great, but unfortunately the experience fell short for me.

Great theme and use of puzzles. The flow and aesthetic to this room was very immersive and well done. Great room for a date night and good for kids too.