Deadland

Great room with a lot of atmosphere. Lots of fun puzzles. Fairly linear. Big space - I don't think this would be a good room for 2 due to one of the puzzles. Multi-level - expect to go up and down a ladder several times.

A large game with multiple and multi-floor rooms. It sortof has NPCs but not real live actors. Not a scary game, but there are some effects. If you like zombie stuff, try this.

My husbands favourite room of the holiday. Reminded us of being in the walking dead. Not scary / horror although I think that would have made it more exciting. Still really good theming, puzzles and GM. Lots of different rooms which I love and not for anyone with mobility problems

Great room, wonderful implementation of theme. A lot of smart and different puzzles that all make sense. Definitely one of the best rooms we ever played.

Nice room, nice staff.

A beautifully designed room. It almost feels like being in a movie. Lots of fun puzzles. The lights dim gradually toward the end of the game, symbolizing the sun setting and night falling. Unfortunately, we were too quick to experience it. An arm fell out by an elevator, the TV turned on, and we had to set up the vus just as they were in the movie. An extra room up a metal ladder. Lots of graffiti and broken things.

Good things: Cool theme. I love everything with zombies. I liked the room that felt very much like a zombie movie where you have to find shelter before it gets dark and all the zombies get out. Some puzzles were super fun and clever. The room was big and opened up for many new rooms. The decorations were also cool. I loved how the room was in more levels and you had to crawl up on things. Less good: I wish they embraced the creepy zombie universe better. It could have been much more scary/exciting which would have made it more fun. Also more music or scary sounds would have helped. It was quiet most of the time and you could hear a lot of noises from outside the room or from other rooms which ruined the immersiveness in the experience . Puzzles: Overall fun puzzles and some new ones I've never seen. Maybe 1/3 of the puzzles were keys/padlock. There was also one particular puzzle (no spoiler but it had something to do with a barrel) that worked really bad. We asked about it afterwards and it seemed like everyone is struggling with it because it's unlogical and faulty. Difficulty: I think it was as described. It was not too difficult and very logical in what order you had to solve the puzzles. All objects that you couldn't use to solve any puzzles were fixated which made it much easier to solve (but maybe also a little boring). Hosting: The hosting was good. The hint and guidance worked well. The game master was sweet and helpful. Her name was Zsu. In summary: Fun theme, many rooms, some really fun puzzles. A few faulty puzzles. Could have been more exciting/scary and more immersive.

It was a great experience, very special, well decorated.

The Deadland room in Budapest is beautifully designed and perfectly captures the post-apocalyptic zombie atmosphere. Located in a residential area, this room offers an immersive experience that makes you feel part of a zombie apocalypse. The ambiance is meticulously crafted, and the room is spacious, accommodating many players comfortably. The puzzles are moderately challenging, and although we needed some hints, the overall difficulty is balanced. The room provides a clear storyline, making it easy to follow and know what to do next. The climate control is excellent, adding to the comfort of the experience. The puzzles are well-integrated into the story, enhancing the overall fun. This room is ideal for groups and offers a fantastic, immersive adventure with a strong zombie vibe.

One of the best rooms we played at the ARoom (all was great). Was a bit skeptical because we normally don't do scary stuff but this was just nice and the puzzles were fun.