The Fortune Teller

The last part of the Devlin Trilogy does not disappoint! Venture into the realm of the psychic as you try to lift the curse plaguing the you and the Devlin Family. This room is very non-linear to start and gets more linear as you progress while still maintaining a good about of non-linearity throughout. This room is perfect for a small group that loves to divide and conquer, as there are enough puzzles for a few people to be working on simultaneously without needing to overlap spheres of context. Amazing room with a super cool ambience deepened by the variety of puzzles with unique cause and effect sequences.

Great game!! Really cool way to wrap the series!

The best room from the Devlin Manor Trilogy. I love how they incorporated elements of the Devlin Manor and Carnage Cabin in this escape room. The puzzles were creative and challenging, but not too bad. We did have to ask for hints a few times because we overlooked some things and we wasted time on some red herrings. 😆 But overall, a fun and challenging room. 😁

A good challenge with a large number of puzzles. The story builds upon the events of the first two games (not needed to enjoy this experience). A pretty even mix of combo locks and tech-based puzzles. Fantastic staff. Would recommend!

There's much to do in this room, and I think No.1 escape's hardest and best room. That being said some of the mechanics for the puzzles are a little finicky, but the idea and themes are great! Would recommend a larger group for this, probably something like 6 people!

Tarot themed and chock full of puzzles, we loved this room (and barely finished)! There are story tie-ins to the other two rooms at this location that are delightful Easter eggs (but not necessary to play the room). Great for larger groups. Our GM, Amber, was professional and enthusiastic and really made our experience top 10!

Part 3/3 for the trilogy. This room is beyond words. It takes you back in time to the other two rooms. Going back is the most fun and creepiest thing at the same time. There are alot of props to distract which is what got us. But being able to get out was amazing. P.S. the pictures look at the picture for a good smile

Fortune Teller is the 3rd in the Devlin Trilogy, and this one was by far the best out of the three. Fortune Teller is non-linear in game play and but followed a linear narrative, and everything flowed pretty smoothly. They made good use of the space that they had to immerse you in story. Even though the puzzles were primarily high tech, there was still a good mixture of high tech, gen 1, and lock and key puzzles to complete. One puzzle was a bit of a challenge, but our Game Master did a great job at answering our clarification questions and moving us in the right direction.

It seems like I’m not alone when I say that this room is my favorite part of the trilogy. This room is non-linear, which worked well for a group of our size because we all had something to contribute! There were all sorts of puzzles - lock and key, logic, scavenging, etc. I loved the story line too and the decor! The set design feels very high tech and impressive. Our game master shared with us that Jester’s Revenge used to be their hardest room, but this room superseded that room in terms of difficulty. I would agree with this assessment. We were down to the last five minutes with this room. There was one puzzle at the end that bothers me because there are multiple solutions, although they only accept one solution. Another puzzle also had some red herrings, which could be frustrating. Besides these two puzzle designs specifically, I liked the room overall. If I only had to do one room in this location, I would do this one.

Great way to spend NYE. Enjoyed all three rooms in the series but Fortune teller was definitely the best. Clever props and puzzles, great atmosphere and really loved the passion of the owner, Dave. Glad to hear Battleship will have a new home here as we never got a chance to play.