Battleship

Pretty well designed for its size. One of the best single-room escapes we've done. Descent plot and puzzles flowed smoothly

I really hate to give negative reviews but this one really missed the mark for me. To start, the GM had to tell us so many things about how the puzzles functioned that it took away a good portion of the discovery aspect of the room. Next big disruption was the fact that we had to wait about 5 minutes with radio silence (using walkies for clues) because the GM was helping another room wrap up and take photos. And lastly, I felt that the way the puzzles were constructed was done very clumsily.

This room can only be booked for 1 or 2 players, so that should give you some idea of what you’re in for. It is definitely a small space, but was fine for two players. The puzzles are on the easy side for enthusiasts, but there was enough of them and enough variety so that you don’t feel cheated. This would be a great room for beginners and is okay for enthusiasts. Don’t go out of your way to, but if you’re in South Lake Tahoe, why not.

For what you get it’s actually fairly overpriced. $25 a person, for what most enthusiasts will find to be under 30 minutes of gameplay (or in our case under 20…). It’s really really really simple. Shows clear signs of aging without any maintenance done. I would give this a meh if possible, but it’s not quite criminal enough for a thumbs down. I’d say if you’re already here for D.B Cooper or Bunker it might be worth it to do it real fast, but it’s not remotely worth making a trip over like 5 minutes for.

Fun time! Some technical difficulties but overall pretty simple puzzles. Had a blast!

You get what you pay for. Game was very cheap (25 pp) but really small. Puzzle were a bit fun but don’t expect too much. If your in the area not a bad way to spend 30 minutes