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As a player, you receive a mysterious package from a young family who recently moved into the stately Sterling House in Halifax, Canada. The riddles in the house imprison the children of the family and they ask you for help to free them. But what does this mean for you? Are the children really locked up in the house or does something else appear to be going on? Can houses even 'live'? If only you had never opened this box
126 escape rooms
One of the best tabletop escape games we’ve played to date. So many cool concepts, props, and ideas rolled into a single box! Clever use of tech, and the acting added some campy humour to the otherwise eerie vibe. Super impressed with this one.
46 escape rooms
We really enjoyed playing this game! The start was a bit challenging since this was our first home escape room, but once we figured out where to begin, the flow was great! The items inside the box looked very nice and authentic. The combination with online videos (which were excellent quality) made it fun to follow the story and really feel like part of it. Tip: make sure to play the DarkPark playlist while playing – it adds the perfect atmosphere to the experience!
209 escape rooms
After completing two escape rooms at Dark Park the day before, 4 of our group of six decided to cap off the evening with their tabletop experience, Never House. The game was both challenging and highly enjoyable, keeping us engaged for nearly three hours. It features a great variety of puzzles that cleverly incorporate different senses and logical thinking. The packaging is impressive, and some puzzles are impressively intricate in their design. A key tip—make sure to follow the instructions using the QR code inside the box before starting. A high-quality tabletop escape experience. Highly recommended!
236 escape rooms
We thoroughly enjoyed the props contained in DarkPark’s ‘Never House’. The flow was maintained well and afforded order to the multilinear delivery of the props. It wasn’t obvious, to us at least, where to actually begin once the box was opened and the introduction completed. That being said, once we had explored the props and sorted some of the puzzles and observations, we discovered the centrepiece to the experience and from there, the beautiful set of props told a dark, enthralling story. Between ‘Witchery Spell’ and ‘Never House’, DarkPark set the industry bar high for tabletop games.
255 escape rooms
Never House is hands-down the best at-home escape room / puzzle box I've ever played. The puzzles, companion video and websites, prop quality, and emotionally engaging storyline were all top notch. This is a must play! There were several moments where my friend and I had our jaws drop because we were so surprised and engaged by the game.
501 escape rooms
One of the best play-at-home escape rooms I have played. Worth buying just for the quality of the props, but we also enjoyed the story and puzzles. Played with 2 and I think that’s probably the right number.
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