The Missing Finger

This whole location specializes in physical/low tech puzzles. I like when low tech is done well as it requires some out of the box thinking. The creativity in some of them was really fun, however it definitely felt like 10-20 separate puzzles that they put into the space rather than their being a cohesive narrative or motivation to what we were doing. Not always a bad thing, but was probably the least memorable of this location’s rooms as a result, and didn’t really build to anything so the end was a bit underwhelming. That being said I really enjoyed the puzzles individually. As a whole I enjoyed their KW locations rooms more, but I do really appreciate that there are (good) low tech rooms still out there representing that side of the escape room world

Great escape room for those trying it for the first time. Lots of cool puzzles. Not scary and great for kids

The challenges and fun puzzles that The Missing Finger offers at Adventure Rooms Canada in Niagara Falls is a must try! Would definitely recommend this game for a fun day out. Fun puzzles that tested our team in a creative and fun way and we loved it. Definitely worth giving this escape room a try! Lovely staff made the experience even better :)

Loved this escape room!! SO many unique aspects.

Not sure if it’s because I’d just finished all the Niagara Escapement rooms (phenomenal) but this one was just so incredibly underwhelming, frustrating, and almost the antithesis of everything I had enjoyed with NA. Here we go! The first half of the game is extremely dark, and in a way I can tell they’re trying to make you eat up time from not noticing things. It just feels like a time sink. They ended up giving us a hint for something we absolutely never would have noticed. Also, the hint system: you can’t ask for em! They have to give them to you. Again, I feel like this is tied to the overall gameplay where so much is a time sink and hints would move you along too quickly. Red herrings: This is the first time I’ve encountered these in an escape room and I really disliked them. They also have quite a big space so it felt like they were just trying to fill the area. Man, what else! The puzzles were just meh, with a lot of props that just felt random! I think there was exactly one puzzle I thought was interesting and also a reveal I liked, but that was it. There really wasn’t any cohesive story or theme (it was just mildly serial killer-y) which made the solves feel way less satisfying. One positive is the customer service was great. Our GM was super nice and gave us 4 extra minutes to finish. This is their oldest game so it’s possible the rest are way better, or maybe I’m just feeling like critic after experiencing the glory of Niagara Escapement. Either way: it’s a no from me, dawg…

We enjoyed this room. Unique challenging puzzles.

Without a doubt, one of my favourite escape rooms and the best one at Adventure Rooms Canada-Niagara (all 4 are incredible). This room presents unique challenges and is incredibly immersive! Some of the puzzles I have never seen before and they definitely gave me that “ah-ha” moment that you seek in escape rooms! Can’t recommend this one enough!