Soup Du Jour

"Every nun for themselves" 😆

This was a fun room! Nothing amazing, but just fun puzzle solving in a nice location. The story is ok, but I would say this is a game where the puzzles are at the front. A super cool location, and I want to go back when Poppet 2.0 is ready!

Our first visit to this amazing location did not disappoint. Soup du Jour was a challenge for the two of us and we stumbled a few times but mostly self imposed and not the set nor the play. Our very generous GM gave us a few extra minutes to ensure we’d see the entire experience. Definitely a must play when in the Amersfoort area.

While I didn't love the premise, I thought it was well executed. The set was immersive and eventually creepy, the puzzles made sense and were good. Great intro - the GM's persona was very well done.

This was a really fun escape room! Personally, I found it the least scary one at Rock City Escape, but definitely not any less enjoyable. The puzzles were creative and well thought out, and it was great that we could work on several things in parallel. The set design looked fantastic, and there were a few nice, surprising moments throughout. The “special effects” didn’t add much for me personally. Story-wise, I found it a bit odd that we could constantly see the chef, without any real interaction or sense of threat coming from him. One small downside was the ending — it felt rather abrupt. While the other rooms at Rock City Escape have a more rounded and satisfying conclusion, this one suddenly seemed to be over. That said, it’s definitely a room worth playing! Highly recommended if you’re visiting – the game hosts and overall atmosphere at Rock City Escape are absolutely fantastic!

Well integrated into an old monastery re-using some original spaces.

Pretty good room. Interesting concept. Set design wasn’t astounding but customer service was great and had somewhat interesting puzzles.

This escape room provided a solid and engaging experience with a clear narrative thread that guided players through a variety of well-integrated puzzles. Set within the atmospheric backdrop of a monastery, the room's décor and ambiance were fittingly detailed, contributing to an immersive environment. While not groundbreaking, the puzzles were generally well-crafted and stayed true to the room's theme, offering a mix of medium to challenging difficulty levels. One notable aspect was the interactivity throughout the space, where many puzzles were cleverly embedded into the room's layout, allowing for simultaneous exploration and puzzle-solving in the central chamber. The game's structure effectively utilized lighting cues to signify progress, aiding in maintaining momentum and clarity on which puzzles remained to be solved. The presence of a responsive game master, initially guiding the experience and later providing hints via speakers, ensured a smooth gameplay flow. Despite some areas where room elements could have been slightly enhanced for a more polished experience, the overall design and execution were commendable. With adequate clues and a 75-minute time frame, the room offered a satisfying challenge without feeling rushed. It stands as a well-rounded choice for escape room enthusiasts looking for an enjoyable blend of thematic immersion and interactive puzzle-solving.

We had an absolutely amazing time here. The venue itself, where the attraction is located, is truly impressive. During the game, we experienced audiovisual effects unlike anything we’ve seen before. The game won us over 100%. The puzzles weren’t difficult at all and fit perfectly with the experience. A top-notch game in the Netherlands!

It's great, everything flows well, the puzzles are unique, the atmosphere is nice and the ending is a nice surprise. I found the Poppet room slightly better but this is definitely a great room as well. 9/10