The Cabin: Final Chapter

Once again, escape hour delivers a very fun room. That being said, since it’s the third room in a trilogy, it’s impossible to review without comparing to its previous two. Of the three cabin rooms, this one felt the easiest and least scary… (still scary, just less scary than the first two). The puzzles were all fun, but the room did seem to end a little prematurely and lacked a bit of the climax I was hoping for considering it was the end of a three room series. Despite me enjoying the other rooms more, I’d still recommend this room.

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Cabin 3 was an amazing psychological thriller. Our group has travelled through the McKay storyline from the beginning. We’ve bonded with the characters, and I firmly believe this tale has re-wired the chemistry in my brain. It’s my Roman Empire. The only downfall, and it isn’t enough to deduct a single darn point, is I feel the story wasn’t totally cohesive. To avoid spoilers, I’ll just say I don’t quite understand what the consequence of our decision at the very end of part 2 caused, and I don’t feel like the ending of part 3 really closed the story like we expected. Regardless, I can’t wait to step foot back in the Cabin.

This was hands down the most fun I’ve had anywhere! I actually got choked up that it was over. It was like a series on tv that you were vested in and you just watched the last episode. We need more Escape Hour