Jester [prev. Jester's Revenge]

Decent room. My team and I were able to escape with only three of us and a few hints. Good variation of puzzles, however it’s definitely more mechanical than tech-based. Overall it was a fun nonlinear room.

Though I would not rank Jester’s Revenge the highest for immersion, it knocked it out of the park with the variation and creativity of the puzzles and tasks. It has something for everyone. Lots of fun. Highly recommend if you have done a couple rooms already.

i don’t think this is necessarily a bad room, but it’s lower quality props and decor and the gm was not as into it as we were, kind of felt like she didn’t even wanna be there which was a vibe kill lol but i still enjoyed being there. i gave it a dislike because i’m colorblind and usually it’s fine but lots of puzzles in this room required color vision so i felt more useless than usual.

The way we started out really had us depending on teamwork. The challenges were mild and also entertaining at times.

Didn’t particularly like this escape room. You are split from your team at the beginning and then end up together again. The puzzles weren’t the best and the rooms felt pretty plain compared to other escape rooms. I wouldn’t recommend this room

Our host Sophie was nice. It is a nonlinear room, and the set was cool but there were typos and cheaper props. There was some crawling involved and a color puzzle. All in all it was creative and a good room.

A Gen 1 room with a split start, communication—and when to communicate it—is a big part of the room. Clever use of materials added variety to the puzzles.