The Bridge Between

I rate this room a 4/5 (ck out my bio for rating system). The set and theme got 2 points. The first part of the room wasn't particularly exciting but the second half really ramps up the wow factor of the room. I like the unique hint system as well. The puzzles were pretty standard, i.e. nothing particularly novel or unique but did flow with the theme nicely. Not always intuitive although mostly linear. Good combo of mechanical and lock type puzzles. Solid one point in the puzzle category. I did enjoy the room - especially the surprise ending - so this category also gets one point. This wasn't my favorite of their rooms (Through the Sugar Glass is tops, IMO) but definitely worth doing.

🫳 Can't say we really see what the hype is about here, but it wasn't bad or anything. Decent overall. Worth playing still for sure.

Awesome room, awesome game master - very cute theme!

Well done, Quest Tavern. This room deserves the recognition and I would say it's a must do. Not a scary room but an excellent one for those who enjoy puzzles and a decent challenge. I think we did well for our family of 4 and I would definitely say it is an expert mode room. So I think this would be best with a group that has quite a bit of escape rooms under their belt. We were able to do it with not really hints, but a few nudges to understand how some of the unique tech in this room works. Puzzles were very well thought out and you use everything at one point in this room so don't dicard or discount anything. Plus, the ending was super satisfying. You will definitely feel accomplished. Syd our GM was awesome. She got us in the zone from the beginning and was there to cheer us in the end. For sure, put this on your list during your escape room journeys.

What a fun room! The theme was cute, the room was immersive, and the hosts were super fun. There was a good number and variety of puzzles/tasks, all of which made sense and not too difficult. Perfect for a group of 3-5 with some experience in escape room (so you get to solve all puzzles in time). No spoiler, but be prepared for some surprising/interesting elements of the game…you will have a great time in this room!

This game was so fun! The puzzles were interesting and the set dec/layout was really cool! Diego was a great GM!

This was a really great room from Quest Tavern, probably my new favorite! The puzzles and atmosphere worked super well together. Had some very unique aspects to it that I really enjoyed after playing so many. Thank you, Diego, for making it memorable!

I approached this one with some trepidation as I was doing this with our family, including an 8 and 4 year old. But with a few hints, we were still able to make it out just before the 75 minute mark! In retrospect, this room felt like the same amount of difficulty as their through the sugar glass room. Theming of the room is pretty good. Most of the time is spent in a bazaar shop, and the hint system is thematically integrated, though hard to hear if you're not in the first room. The third act of the room requires a bit of imagination, but I get the idea they were going for. In terms of puzzles, this one definitely has a good amount to do, with enough for 2 people or 2 groups to do at the same time. I think 4 people would be the perfect amount of people for this room. One thing that kept me from loving this room and only liking it, is that there were three color puzzles in the first room, and when some puzzles require you to do things in sequence, it makes it quite confusing on which clue belongs to which solution. Technically the sets of colors are all different, but it still sends you for a loop as you have to confirm. Also not a fan when you need to cycle through shades of the same color. There was also one puzzle that was a bit finicky in activation that needed GM help, and one puzzle we randomly solved accidentally. GMs are all great here at Quest Tavern. Overall, I liked the room and the vision the designer was going for, just those minor things with the puzzles that keep me from loving it. Still very worth doing, and my third favorite room at this location.

I liked this room, but because of the sheer number of puzzles, I would recommend a group of 5/7, and not just the three that we brought. We simply did not have enough people and struggled with the quantity of things to do. There were a couple of minor frustrations with a particular lock and puzzle, but there were a couple of fun surprises that made up for it. The staff at Quest is fantastic.