Nautilus Rising

The set design of this room was initially incredible with all of the details added. However as we begun to play to room it became apparent the details detracted form the experience with so many diagrams and valves etc. that we couldn’t tell which were useful. Additionally I was disappointed in the actual puzzle elements of the room to advance a lot felt more like activities where it is immediately obvious what to do but you need to spend a few minutes doing it would have enjoyed some more mental puzzles

While the room was fine, its the same as the one that was at Cloak and Dagger in Hamilton NJ last year. The atmosphere is decent, but mind the cabinets, I rammed my knee into the so many times I have a welt. I would totally reccomend the room, but its difficult so be prepared.

Super fun room and a refreshing take on the submarine kraken theme. Room beautifully designed and nice tech used to deliver the story. All the puzzles flowed well with each other. Puzzles were moderate/difficult level, but the most difficult part is the sheer amount of puzzles to do. We ran around like chickens with our heads cut off and managed to just complete it. Teams of 4 that are experienced is recommended and even more if not that experienced. My wife and I had the honor of being the first team to finish this room without any hints! This was also our first time finishing a “difficult” room without hints for which we were super proud of.

As soon as you step inside, you are aboard the Nautilius! I really loves the sound and set design, it felt like you were actually on a submarine. The puzzles themselves were CHAlLENGING, yet managed to be so fun to solve. This was their newest room when I played it and it was so cool that I cannot wait for them to open another one!

The Nautilus Rising is an amazing game with excellent set design. The storyline is cohesive with the puzzles and everything flows very well together. Not impossible to solve but a very good and fun challenge!