Jungle Safari

There’s barely any set design, and the game primarily consists of locks. The board game element is the only highlight. The second room is quite empty, and as a group of four, we finished 20 minutes early. When the door opened, no one greeted us, leaving us confused about whether we had completed the game. We had to walk to the front desk to confirm.

This would be a good room if they fixed the issues. We ran into issues repeatedly with things not working as intended. It was a fun idea for a room, and the puzzles would have been interesting. But several of the mechanics not working as intended completely ruined the experience for us. We had to use hints for the staff to tell us we found the solution but the mechanisms were finicky. The staff had warned us about one of the mechanisms at the start, but there were several other issues. By the time we got things worming we had already spent so much time trying to figure out what we were doing wrong that we ran out of time. But since noone had the room booked after us they let us continue after time expired which was nice of them.