The Mad Scientist [prev. The Laboratory]

This simple storyline and set design were nothing much to talk about. However, if you enjoy puzzles this is a good game with clearly articulated flow (it’s literally charted out for you). Great game masters keep the story flowing!

I completed this room with one other person. We were completing the puzzles quite quickly so the GM kept on making the room harder for us by adding more puzzles to get out. The GM even ended up giving us about 10 extra minutes because of the sheer amount of puzzles we wanted to do for two people. Overall an amazing experience, came down to the wire at the end (quite literally).

Great room! Not a lot of tech, but some really good, unique, fun puzzles and challenges!

This room was super puzzle-centric. I loved it cuz my girlfriend and I would tackle separate puzzles at a time but eventually they all correlated. I stopped by a brewery prior to this room, and I don’t know if it was the cider but I was connecting these puzzles so fast that the GM Lyo came in and added a bunch more puzzles as we were finishing the ones she laid out. Thats the coolest part, the GM can add more puzzles to the room as needed. We finished all the ones she laid out for us and allowed to tackle the last set of puzzles at the end which is the hardest one. Loved all 3 rooms. Pick any, you won’t be disappointed

Great room that was fun and challenging. Love that so maybe of the games can be played in parallel. The gamemaster came in and actually increased then new/difficulty as he saw we were finishing it quickly which we appreciated

This game is replayable! Depending on your group size youngat get more or less puzzles. And for the average sized group. You can complete the room and be able to come back a 2nd time and experience all new puzzles. The puzzles were creative and original. Some I haven't seen anywhere else

Such a great room for big groups who don’t mind tackling multiple puzzles at once and helping each other in between. It was still exciting to go through it at the end to see what everyone did.

Different take on an escape room. Played a few years ago but you basically chose your difficulty level which determined how many puzzles you were doing and the puzzles were like separate stations. The flow was displayed on the wall to show the order to do the puzzles. A few interesting puzzles I don't see often. Location not ideal/ not the safest feeling.

Offering various levels of difficulty, I think possibly based on number of people, the game offers various linear paths working in parallel to the final goal. This allows people to break a part and work on individual paths or together as an option. Puzzles within each path are purely linear. Plenty of puzzles offer some interesting takes and some unique executions making them interesting to do, and a few unique challenges along the way.