L'Examen Final [The Final Exam]

A fun little game that makes excellent use of its vertical space. While it has very few puzzles, each puzzle can eat up a lot of time, either due to complexity or the amount of physical activity involved. There was one puzzle in particular that took us a really long time to wrap our heads around, though I would argue that the solution was not the most intuitive one out of the various possible approaches. A great room for kids because of the school theme and physicality, plus the difficulty of the puzzles can apparently be lowered to cater to younger groups.

Surprisingly physical game. They really thought out well their space and interesting ways to navigate around. I do wish there were a few more puzzles or things to do, but that’s my only real criticism. Probably best with 3-4 people due to navigating around, but would be great with kids too based on the fun physicality.

Very entertaining puzzles and a charming storyline.

I have never come out of a game so sweaty before. This game is PHYSICAL, they aren't joking. If you play with 4, it will be a little easier. The puzzles were generally fun, with a very challenging early puzzle. This game is worth playing on uniqueness alone; it really highlights SQP's creativity

Oh boy, this was fun. Very different too, definitely a good exercise and calorie burn. Experienced some styles of puzzles for the first time here and it was a blast!

There is a unique physical element in the midgame that I haven't seen anywhere else - it was fun going through the first time (unfortunately, less so the second time, and by the end we thought it had overstayed its welcome). The set was fine - it did a good job conveying the scene but felt a little artificial. This game has some older-style design choices that you don't see much anymore, and for good reason - I thought they ranged from quaint to tedious to fairly confusing. Some puzzle signposting felt inadequate - one early puzzle in particular was ambiguous how it should be interpreted; even after taking a hint, I don't see how we were supposed to pick that particular one over others. Some other pain points seem like they could be fairly trivially improved; that they haven't been isn't great.

This room had a lot of repetitive color puzzles to figure each particular goal to solve carefully. It was a fun and colorful experience only for the escape room enthusiasts.

Game was really fun, physically demanding, and unique. Some climbing, back and forth crawling required, good use of communication skills needed, and patience. Some of the puzzles were plain as day simple while others were pretty complicated and multi step, some required search and gather skills. My one issue is we were able to escape without fully completing the room, and needed the GM to tell us to go back and complete a task. To be fair it was us missing a storyline component but still felt off.

I don’t consider myself to have claustrophobia but this game sure made me reconsider that. Awful set design