Raiders Of The Lost Temple

Loved the room. Great atmosphere and really fun puzzles. We played with three people. Unfortunately, we barely made it into the second room. One puzzle involved counting somewhat hidden items distributed around the room which was annoying. Things are also getting a bit worn.

It was a fine room. Very first-gen with padlocks and the like, which reduced the immersion. It was a small area, and as others have said, there is one clue hidden in an area that it is suggested you not pull on. There were a couple of bottlenecks where we were waiting for two of our group to decode something, and we had nothing to do at the time. For that reason and the small area I'd suggest 3-4 players max.

Decent room, some tech malfunctions - tight space. Two pet peeve puzzles - “count these things” puzzle and an unclued hidden item hidden in a space you are warned against treating roughly.

7/10 A great room for 2-3 people. Some unique puzzles and interesting contraptions/mechanisms. I'm not a huge fan of puzzles that revolve around counting objects in a room, and Tar Heel continues their penchant for that here unfortunately. The theming here was certainly the best part, and most puzzles fit in better than previous experiences at Tar Heel/Bull City. Despite failing this one, I really did enjoy it. Had we asked for a hint faster or had an extra 5 minutes I think we would have completed it.

We loved this room. Great atmosphere. There are some really fun clues and puzzles. The space is small and we would have felt claustrophobic with more than 4 players.