The Cabin: Final Chapter

Miranda and Preston were awesome and my team and I loved them! The games themselves had some cool designs. We played all three cabins. Cabin 2 was the best design and puzzle wise in my opinion. Our only issues we had were with management and a few game aspects. Before I start listing said issues I should mention that we are not a difficult group we do everything we should and always get there early with waiver completed. Our only fault is that usually we don’t know how to shut up. We were a scared group even though we all are scare actors we were made unaware of certain actor aspects of the game and we were terrified. We all froze and were unable to complete much of the room in the first 30 minutes, but two of the group members began feeling sick and one has some heart issues so Miranda offered to remove actors. Before Miranda could turn down her radio, we heard the manager very clearly annoyed with us over the radio. Which is unwarranted because they don’t pause time and they didn’t have to send anyone home, the only time we were wasting was our own clock ticking. Unfortunately we also had to request two flashlights because we couldn’t see more than an inch in front of us which is great for the scare aspect but not so great for seeing certain locks. The amount of light and amount of crawling was also disclosed nowhere. Another thing that was not disclosed was the level of volume. There were multiple times all of us had to cover our ears from the intensity of certain sounds right by our heads, sometimes even in smaller spaces. They also don’t have timers which wasn’t a huge issue, but we would have appreciated being able to see how much time we had left. I get that that level of scare is sometimes what is wanted, but when a group doesn’t want that level of scare you should have accommodations such as flashlights. Once again the GM’s were great, they even stopped for a moment to check on me after I stupidly hit my head which was appreciated, and the games were great too I just wish there was more clarity on the website to disclose what the actors could or couldn’t do.

We were hooked, so naturally we said “why not just do all 3 chapters” like the sane, well-rested people we are. Preston ran the final chapter and did not disappoint. Chapters 1 and 2 had more of the jump-out-and-scare-you energy, but chapter 3 brings its own vibe. Puzzles? Great. Atmosphere? Great. Existential dread from being yelled at by something that sounds like your angry parent? Also great. Glad we did all three chapters !

The final chapter was a good room. I loved it, but it was my least favorite of the trilogy. The set was great, but I felt the other chapters sets were a bit more immersive. That’s not to say the set wasn’t great…it was. I just felt the other sets were better. I would recommend to do all three chapters to get the full experience. I’m glad we did them!

The cabin trilogy is a MUST DO! Warning: The cabin rooms are legitimately scary. That being said, chapter 3 was the least scary for us (again, this is relative; it's still scary) because we found it easier to deal with the prime scary element in this chapter than in the previous two. On the other hand, this room may actually be the scariest for those who are scared by more "non-paranormal entities". Additionally, having done the trilogy back-to-back, we were well primed to face whatever awaited us in Chapter 3! The gameplay continued in another cabin setting where there seemed to be more ambient lighting. It was still rather dim at times. The objective was to locate something and complete a sequence of actions. The puzzles, centered mostly around physical locks, relied on observation with some order-sequence matching. The difficulty was moderate. Can feel harder at times because of the tension. Immersion was very good! More notes on scariness below.

Best game master for the day was June. Hands down. She was on point, energetic, and paid attention. Can’t ask for anyone better. From someone that has played all three chapters, this final chapter seemed a bit rushed to be put into the rotation. The story was good. The scenery was good. Puzzles were good but we all believed the first two parts were better. With that being said it was as still a good game and if you’ve played any of the others, this is of course a must play to get the full story. Hope you get GM June. She was great. Made the game what it was.

A great escape room and you can tell they really put a lot of effort into this. I recommend going into it without spoilers so I won’t say much. But if you’re looking for a good scare, any of their cabin escape rooms are great. But highly recommend any of their escape rooms in general.

Really fun! Not as many puzzles as chapter 1, but the actor was great and theming was spectacular! Shoutout to Kai!!!

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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