Wizard Trials

Very good room, would definitely recommend

This room was fun! We finished with 15 minutes left and did not need any hints. It kept our interest the whole time for sure. Environment was great too

Cute room, has some cool tech effects/props. Nice blend of old school “search the room for clues” style but also updated fancy electronic solves. Nothing was broken, which is always a plus.

Dylan the GM was very friendly throughout. The puzzles were well integrated into the rooms, and varying degrees of difficulty. Mostly linear game play. Glad we went, it was a good time.

Some of the puzzles were fun and unique, but some were not super obvious what exactly we were supposed to do. The flow from puzzle to puzzle didn’t feel very natural. The difficulty level was not high, but trying to figure out what some of the puzzles were was not clear without hints. One or two of the puzzles took a long time to do. The room was in good working order and designed well, we just wish the flow was a little smoother.

Very fun game and one of the best rooms for a group on 7 people! There were puzzles that were made easier with team work and enough puzzles for multiple people to work on at the same time. Which is GREAT! Really cool themed and use of tech wands. lots of magic and well-themed!

I'll be totally honest... I arrived late and came in when my friends were already half-way through with this room. I'd try it again, I don't remember much about the puzzles. The atmosphere was good, though, that much I can tell you.

Completed in 2019. I can't remember much of the puzzles except that some areas in the room were showing wear and tear. The theme persisted throughout the room, but the driver of the plot did not. 7.5/10

I loved the overall atmosphere and story of the room. I thought it was very playful and lighthearted! I was split on the puzzles in the room. Some of them were so unique and fun to solve. Others felt tedious and difficult to solve without some form of a clue pointing you in the right direction. I disliked the clue system. I found it to be a bit redundant to walk over to the machine and push the button. It was pretty clear the game masters either were not paying attention or are running multiple games at once because it took a while after the button to receive a clue. I think this is why they have you push the button rather than just raising your hands because the game masters do not have eyes on you the entire time. Overall it was fun, but the clues did make it a little less enjoyable of an experience.