Mystery Store

We tried the Mystery Store escape room and had a fantastic time! The full 90 minutes were packed with thrilling fun. The staff were excellent—patient and super helpful whenever we needed a clue. It was such a great experience that we’d definitely return!

Quite hard. But not as hard as Game Over. I'd say it's like the same difficulty level of Witness. If you ever played the themes, you would know.

Not a fan

Overall, this room is very well designed. The set is beautifully done and fits the magical theme perfectly, and the puzzles are solid throughout. I think it's especially great for couples looking for a fun date activity. That said, there was one puzzle in the middle that was genuinely confusing — my advice is, if you've been stuck for a while with no clue what's going on, just ask for that damn hint lol. Still a very enjoyable experience overall.

The good: More elaborate and story driven than Loo Battle, and I liked that it was (at times) more difficult. There are some good puzzles in this space. If you like Inblack rooms I think you’ll like this room. The not great: - For me, the props/tech don’t end up really pulling off the ambition of the room’s story (which is a good chunk of this narrative focused room). - I’d really like Inblack to make clues that are more than just laminated paper sheets, free of spelling mistakes, and/or not cut-off. It feels incredibly sloppy for something you’re paying 40-50 bucks for and every time something like that happens it really takes you out of it. - There were some broken props and I also got a small electric shock when touching a prop. - All in all it feels like the first draft of a room that needs a lot of polish. Also, the story starts with mentions of self-harm, so keep that in mind going in.