Protocol Zero

Decent room, but too many broken items. The GM had to stop our play twice and open the door to hand us replacement items. Also one prompt to tell us to retry something we were doing because the sensor wasn't quite working. Puzzles were fine and design wasn't bad, but the room is definitely in need of some repair.

The lighting was just terrible for no reason. Offered one flashlight so if you have more than one person it’s really hard for other players to be useful. Otherwise good.

Solving certain tasks opened up vents from the ceiling to drop the next clues. These are set up terribly as the vents are directly over the solved task. I was hit in the head by a wooden block that had a key attached to it. The GM said nothing after the fact about the block being dropped from the ceiling. The room was also so dark you wouldn’t know where the vents were to be able to avoid the falling objects. I do not recommend this company to anyone who asks about escape rooms.

This escape room had its highs and lows. The captivating set design and immersive atmosphere created a strong initial impression. However, the confusion caused by certain props, dim lighting, and missed clues, as well as the issue with broken equipment, dampened the experience. While the Game Master was generally helpful, their tendency to provide excessive information when asked for a clue disrupted the desired balance. Overall, while the room had the potential for a great experience, the occasional confusion and lack of clarity prevented it from reaching its full potential.

Decent room. Good atmosphere. Not bad but not fantastic either.

Overall, a fun game. However, the website is clear that it is dimly lit, and expect that to be true. We struggled not due to the difficulty of the puzzles, but because we couldn’t see what we were doing half the time. A smaller group would be better for this one, since there is only one small flashlight provided for the whole group.