Wicked Witch

I wanted to like this room. There are some cool things about it. But the lack of logic, the poor production values, and some puzzles being impossible to solve due to poor design make me say give this one a miss until they fix it.

Honestly the theme of the room was very fun, the puzzles were interesting. Our game master however was very obviously not paying attention to our game, there were a few times we needed to ask for help and were sitting there losing time waiting for any sort of acknowledgement from our GM. Might have enjoyed the room more had we not been obviously ignored and the room is aggressively dark on top of it, so a few of the puzzles bordered on impossible to see.

This room is by far the easiest out of all their rooms. There was a certain point of the game that wasn’t working. I get the theme of the game, however; it did not flow too well.

This room is so dark — and not story-wise, literal lighting-wise. We were having trouble figuring a puzzle out and when we called in for a clue, they told us to use our phone flashlights which feels like it ruins the immersive experience. You couldn’t do this room without an external flashlight, which is frustrating.

This game was not my favorite at this location, There are a few things that need to be changed in this room and a few of the puzzles are useless.

Really cool looking room with some awesome elements but missed on story connections.

Finished this room just under the buzzer. Needed a few hints finding clues, but the puzzles themselves were satisfying. Definitely bring a light source!

I'm fairly generous with my rating system for escape rooms (look at how many thumbs up reviews I've given on Morty), but I have to say that this room was a huge disappointment. The biggest flaw (that ended up being a huge hindrance) was lighting. The dimness with zero sources of light in-room (unless you use the flashlight on your phone) deter you from finding some critical elements in the game necessary to solve the puzzles. Also, in the office chance you've played 4 Dreams in Seattle, there are identical puzzles/builds in the first act of the game.