Mystery At Innsmouth: An Official Arkham Horror Escape Room

I didn't know about Mystery of Innsmouth coming in, but I still had a great time. This is a very complete game with unique puzzles and a great set

One of our favorites, great variety of puzzles in a very immersive, moody set with built in puzzles that fit the scene. Appropriately difficult too.

Top notch. Good theming, interesting puzzles, slick design

Loved the theming and the story line but I wish the puzzles had been harder. For 70min it felt too easy.

This room is an absolute treat for any HP Lovecraft fan, or anyone who appreciates storytelling done right. From the moment the curtain closes (literally), the immersive narration pulled us deep into an eerie world of cosmic horror. The set design was eerie and the puzzles flowed beautifully. They were intuitive and thematic - although I did not get to see all of the puzzles so just keep that in mind. We had a good number of people in our group and it did feel like everyone had enough to do. There was enough collaboration at the end and the solutions did slowly reveal a new layer to the narrative, which made the progression feel rewarding to me. Highly recommend this one for the equal parts mystery, atmosphere, and storytelling experience!

A great tribute to HP Lovecraft with immersive narration and great set design. Puzzles flowed great and were intuitive;

This escape room is amazing from the moment you step inside. ;)

Immersive world, unique narrative, and really engaging storytelling on top of being an excellent escape room (unique puzzles). Was a truly unique and creative experience.

In retrospect, I appreciate the originality of this room, but I didn't find it a ton of fun while we were playing. Also, the GM is literally behind a curtain for the experience which I found quite odd.

A cool room. Nothing extraordinary, but the vibes were cool, and the puzzles all felt like they contributed to the story. I appreciated that it was non-linear, meaning that multiple people could work on different puzzles at the same time. All three members of my group were busy 100% of the time, which I appreciated. Afterwards, they let us go back and recap to one another what we had been working on while the others were occupied.