I loved this room and thought it was the overall best at the location. It was definitely terrifying so be prepared (especially for the one in your group who participates in the isolation part.) It was disappointing that one of the main isolation parts was no longer in use because of it previously breaking. This would have really amplified the experience. The props used for this part are still in the game and it felt odd to just simply be a red herring. It was also referenced in pre-written clues so as we were expecting its use, it was a let down when we never encountered it. However, the atmosphere was so incredible and impressive. I was shocked by the use of space, technology, and theming. The special effects used throughout the rooms were top tier. However, I can tell that a lot of the tech components were worn and some of it was not working properly. This was more of a fun scary experience rather than an escape room so I think that it would benefit from simpler puzzles. Our group was so scared that most of the puzzles were confusing to us. The flow of the room felt awkward. The puzzles definitely required some clever thinking so I wish we could have solved more of them on our own without nudges but we were distracted by our paranoia of being scared. There were also so many props, papers, and clues that our space became very unorganized (like most Dare2Escape games.) This just made it difficult to find things for a puzzle near the end that we were given at the beginning. I still absolutely loved this room and had such a fun time completing all of the D2E Rooms. ALSO, Conway and Dom were both fantastic game masters. You definitely NEED to try this room if you’re looking for a scary experience.