The gameplay was very novel and fun, and a lot of the puzzles had interesting concepts that I haven’t seen often in other puzzles.

The simplistic nature of the theme made it very easy for the atmosphere to really pull you into the idea that you are backstage, without needing too much convincing. Fantastic concept.

The GM and owner were fantastic people and extremely good at what they do. Normally interacting with a GM when needed can pull you out of the immersion, but it felt very natural for this room.

This room was chalk full of a lot of ideas and clues that were very much present throughout, which made it feel really good when you were able to connect everything together slowly.

The story is very different than your usual escape room and gives the players a real sense of why they are doing everything they are doing, which some escape rooms forget to do.

The puzzles are not the hardest puzzles, but their variety combined with their creativity makes this room a very enjoyable experience.

Lots of locks, but the way to solve each one was nearly unique, which made them each feel much more substantial than a normal lock puzzle.

There is enough non-linearity in this room for multiple people to participate without being overwhelmed with options.

There is some walking between a few rooms, but nothing overly exerting.

This was a fairly accessible room! The main thing to look out for is color-coded related puzzles if you have color blindness.

Branding right on the front of the building, easy to see.

There are reserved spots right next to the building.