Fair Game

A fair room with fair difficulty and fair fun. Some good puzzles, some annoying dexterity ones, and at least one unused one. It’s a huge hodgepodge, and I had no idea how we got out until the GM explained the final puzzle after we escaped. It’s fine if you like carnival games and the circus, but mostly, it’s just… fair.

Fun room but definitely need more than 2 people. Some of our time was wasted trying to get assistance from game master. The clue button wasn’t working. Some of the puzzles didn’t really make sense. We still had a good time, but it was really hot in the rooms. We both felt sick when we left. Definitely needed to be cooler with all of the moving around you have to do.

According to the staff, this is a legacy room for Red Door, so we were excited to find it and get to experience this. Overall the room is quite nice, good theme and the use of the carnival games is quite nice. The game is a bit more "crafty" than most Red Door and lacks some of the refinement and technology of their other rooms, but it was a fun room nonetheless. To our knowledge, this room is unique to Fort Worth, so if you get around to the other locations, be sure to hit this one up while in Fort Worth and enjoy.

Well clued and sweet. Flowed well. Could use music and a bit more ambiance. Pretty easy for experienced players. Game mastering was solid.

We did this as a free preview when the game first opened. We caught a few mistakes for them, so that was kind of cool. But did take away from the fun a bit. Overall a fine room.