Cannibal

Some new, some classic. A little lock and key, but with some unique spins on it. Puzzles do backtrack making use of the entire space the entire time makes for needing good and consistent communication.

The best part of the room. Great atmosphere, detailed set and really great set pieces. This is definitely the shining aspect of the room and the puzzles make great use of the multiple rooms settings.

The GM was great and definitely made the game funner. Highly recommend getting the live actor.

Live actor is always great. The design of the rooms was definitely the stand out that makes this different.

Fairly basic, but the theme doesn't require much story to feel the pressure and immersion of the room.

Requires good communication as backtracking and multi puzzle solving is required. Few people may run out of time but too many people may fail to communicate their found information.

Essentially fully mechanical. Not very complex but some interesting.

Too many cooks can make this difficult.

If you get the actor it's pretty scary. If you don't, it's got such a great atmosphere that it's still spooky.

A bit gorey, but mostly fine. The main reasoning is that it is a bit scary.

Cost extra, but totally worth it, even for just knowing that they're there.

Stand, step on a stool, walk. That's about it.

The game includes both visual and audio queues for just about everything. Color blindness may be an issue for 1 puzzle but I'm sure the GM could easily help supplement it. Can be some small spaces, but almost entirely flat.

Area can seem odd but decent parking and generally low traffic.

Decent amount of parking but can be occupied depending on time of day.