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A multi-level 75-minute immersive horror escape room experience that is a spiritual successor to our much-revered game “The Gilman Hotel”. Gilman had a hell of a reputation and we hope to take you deeper into the story and mythos to discover the grim truth behind The Esoteric Order Of Dagon. The Order has taken refuge in this abandoned house on the outskirts of Arkham, taking locals as their sacrifice. If the rumours are to be believed, could you even stop them? Do you dare enter?
- 2-8
- 75 mins
- Hard
- Not scary
Reviews
CurtClark
309 escape rooms
Loved this room…and a great pick for #300. Every door I was opening, I was doing so with EXTREME trepidation. As a Lovecraft fan, the story was a fun one to be immersed in…and the set design was top notch. This was one of my faves of all the ones I’ve done at Panic Room.
Gameplay
Atmosphere
Customer service
Particularly interesting or different
Yes
I’m sure some of it was due to me playing solo, but the overall atmosphere made this one of the creepiest games I’ve ever played.
Story
Difficulty
Medium
Perfect level of difficulty…even had a couple aha moments
Game tech
Mechanical
Ideal number of players
3
Scary
Spooky
I went back and forth on whether this was spooky or scary. Definitely a spooky and creepy atmosphere, but so immersive that, playing solo, I was legit on edge.
Minimum age
15
Was anything broken?
No
Live actors
No
Physically active
Very
A fair amount of crawling (although you can pass this off into one person) and done stair climbing.
Accessibility
Definite mobility barriers (crawling and stair climbing); also, the journal that is included has some inserts that are extremely faded and hard to read.
Easy to find location
Yes
Parking
Medium
Adjacent parking garage
charlottefenning
101 escape rooms
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