Molly's Game

This is my new #1 escape room! This was a journey on so many levels that I cannot really explain it. It made me happy, it made me sad, it made me so, so glad to be an escape room enthusiast. Molly's Game has been on the TERPECA list for many years, and I am so happy to have finally played it. It's really a masterpiece, and the fact that it's starting to get pretty "old" makes it even more impressive. The puzzles are great, the set design is fantastic, and the story and music makes the experience complete. I would give a lot to play this again for the first time. Thank you for giving us this experience! We cannot wait to come back and play the new game from the designers of this one. I have high expectations!

WOW, just wow. An absolutely fantastic experience. I am definitely not into scary escape rooms, but Molly’s Game has been on my list for a year – and it was therefore a must-play for me. We travelled to Amsterdam for only 24 hours just to play escape rooms, and Molly’s Game was on our list. At no point did I regret it. It wasn’t nearly as scary as I had feared. Benito was an amazing game master, calm, attentive, and incredibly good at reading his guests. You immediately feel welcome and in safe hands. The ending brought tears to my eyes, both because of the story itself and because the experience was over. I am so jealous of everyone who is about to play this game for the first time.

The best game we tried by far, is UNIQUE

What? How did they do that??? This game lives up to the hype. I don't want to say more. Go play it!

Quite easy. More an experience than true hardcore escape room. Puzzle were easy.

Amazing set with several wow moments. Puzzles make sense and many are integrated with the story, though truthfully I think some of them are a bit of a stretch (in the sense of I don't think it's reasonable for a player to pick up on the significance during the game, though it's neat to hear the relation afterwards). This game is one of the more ambitious games about telling a story, and I think they do a good job.

it's a horror film wrapped in a detective procedural. It's a story of fragments, a story about something that went wrong and refused to stay quiet. The puzzles are smart and layered, but they aren't there to be solved so much as they are confessions. Every answer reveals something that you would have preferred not to know. The horror is patient, not loud. It waits for you to see too much. And beneath the shadows and panic and brilliant sound and light that pull you from room to room? A thread of something painfully human... loss.... consequence... love that is twisted and broken and horrific. It's a game that wrong foots you and turns your world upside down. It has one of the great endings I've experienced, at once deeply cathartic and also affectingly emotional.

Obviously immersive and creative, all the things that you’d expect from a top Terpeca room. But what really separates this one from the pack is the next level storytelling - they laid out the spooky tale in a clever and engaging way. Particularly the use of lighting and music during the finale…*chef’s kiss* Also, there was one puzzle that had an element I’ve never seen in another room! Bonus points for that.