Kappa

Puzzles 🧩: 7/10 Set/Wow Factor ✨: 8.5/10 Story/Immersion 🔮: 8/10 Fun Factor 🤘: 7.5/10 "Kappa" features a wonderfully built set that looks great and perfectly captures a distinctly Mean Girls energy, and is spot-on for the Greek sorority storyline. We appreciated the atypical theme of this game and creativity in the storyline. We didn't quite escape though, it was the first game in a while we didn't finish on time. The game leans heavily on search-and-find, and we spent more of the hour hunting than solving (and sometimes we didn't know what or where we had to continue to search). Language was part of the problem... though this game is available to play in both English and in French, when we'd requested to play in English, the intro video and our clues came in French anyway, which was a bit of a barrier for us. When we asked for hints we ended up reverting to French and our French is intermediate. In addition, some of the translation choices in-game actively pointed us the wrong way, and the room is light on signposting to begin with. We felt like a handful of the puzzles had a lot of red-herrings and required a leap in logic, though in fairness we'd just come off a six-hour drive and weren't at our sharpest. We recommend playing with a group of at least four players. Some puzzles cover a lot of physical ground and you'll want the extra pairs of eyes to cover it.

Really great room The first stage was tougher without the clue We failed the first room—it was really frustrating!!😉 Not because the room was bad, but simply because we were disappointed that we didn’t figure out one of the steps and wasted a lot of time on it! Good puzzles—even the kids solved several of them! We enjoyed the experience!

Wish we had more time to do the rest of the rooms here as the 2 we did (Kappa and Orbite) were a lot of fun. Theming, props, puzzles, all made sense, fit the vibe and were really enjoyable. This is a sorority/Mean Girls room, so if that’s your vibe highly recommend. There are a lot of puzzles here that require a lot of communication between distances so probably more than 2 people required.

We loved the game. The puzzles were fun, and the scenery was beautiful!

A room best played with at least three or four people. We played with two and ended a couple more minutes because the puzzles have you going all over the place and communication is key to transmitting the info from the puzzle to the solution area Definitely a fun dynamic game but with a lot to solve

I have mixed feelings about this game - the set and tech are a little above average for the area, but cluing felt subpar. There were at least two interactions which seemed to have no signposting at all; we were only able to trigger them because we've seen them before in other rooms. Overall a good time, but not hugely remarkable.

Great concept and loved the well-lit conditions and decor - it made me appreciate the production values. Tongue in cheek and funny

The room is designed for four people, which is the perfect number since you have to go back and forth a lot and move around quite a bit. The atmosphere could use a bit more of a girly vibe and some mystery, but a determined group and a good DJ make that irrelevant. I highly recommend it!

A great puzzle—just one more clue to go, though it’s not exactly easy—a beautiful puzzle