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A new family has just moved into your neighborhood. They've invited you to dinner to get to know you better. You buy a fancy bottle of wine and head to the dinner party. After knocking the door multiple times, no one answers. You hear some strange noises from inside. You knock the door again, harder, still nothing. After pushing the door a little, it opens. “Hello there, is anybody home?” The door slams shut behind you & you hear the locking noise of the padlock. You're horrified! You try hard to open the door, but there is no way out. You're stuck inside this scary house. You have one hour to get out. Good luck: You'll need it!
29 escape rooms
This room was of very poor quality. It boasts being the largest escape in the mid-west, but the majority of the space is not utilized at all, or is only filled with set dec that aren't part of any puzzle at all. The props felt very homemade (grainy text on important clues, deterioration that shows answers through wear and tear, etc). There were very few puzzles all together, which weren't very satisfying or clever. On the other hand, there were several red herrings, so it was not obvious what were puzzles, especially since there were so few. There was zero plot, and a few different glimmers of story of that went nowhere. Unfortunate!
68 escape rooms
This was a game that left me scratching my head. The puzzles made enough sense, but there was not enough signposting to indicate what to do next or that elements went together. Unfortunately a lot of the set dec felt very homemade, which only added confusion to the situation.
502 escape rooms
Actor in room was awesome. Really enjoyed the interactive puzzles.
16 escape rooms
I would recommend. It was a challenging room, and the room was HUGE. I liked the jump scares. It definitely fit the ‘feel’ of the room. I appreciated that they didn’t use too many padlocks also. It was mostly electronic/magnetic/physical puzzles.
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