Chaos Effect

This room had a potentially interesting concept but failed in its execution at nearly every opportunity. Simple quality of life changes could make a huge difference and help lead to a much more engaging and enjoyable experience but seems to be restricted out of a desire to keep success rate low. Simple things like being able to write things down or leave notes would not only improve the experience, but could also lead to interesting uses of the core mechanic, which again was underutilized, messaged poorly, and did not give our group the Eureka moment you hope for in a good room. Being talked down to by the employee at the end of it also felt miserable and left the experience frustrated. Set dressing and presentation needs a lot of work as well. Should have been so much better

The general mechanic was cool and had potential, but the experience is littered with artificial difficulty and condescending staff that really pulled it down. We left very frustrated

This room is BAD, like, really bad. The idea is great but their execution is just lacking and inconsistent. The room does not steer you towards what they want you to accomplish, it does the opposite, the clues are inconsistent and many things are just left to "guessing". The amount of inconsistency in the story is just astonishing, which will likely drift you away from understanding what the hell they tried to do here.

This was probably one of the worst rooms we'd done in a while. It was so hard and had so many things that just took way too much time. Also you have to remember codes from previous rooms and reuse them without the ability to write anything down

Chaos effect is the best room i’ve played by far. It is definitely challenging. The story is well thought of. The effects are just amazing. You’ll definitely need to remember the entire story line, the clues and patterns that you’ve used to be able to escape.