I played in the garden, cavorted with bees, and put on a party hat. As a one-year-old, this is about the pinnacle of my life. However, in one cinematic moment, both my infant self and all the adult players were equally transfixed and delighted. Talk about a game that's sweeter than hunny.

Let me start this review by sharing that I am the biggest Winnie the Pooh fan. This version is based on the A.A. Milne book so don’t expect to see the Disney version here. I loved the experience and I wish I could bring back some of the honey with me. As for the room itself, the puzzles were on the more difficult side but the flow felt balanced - with groups being able to tackle medium and harder puzzles at the same time. The snuggly characters might distract you from the puzzles themselves but you have to stay focused. You are helping prepare a surprise party for Winnie the Pooh after all. There was a physical activity in the beginning that had us laughing but it’s very doable and does not require too much exertion.The storm simulation and the ambiance does make you feel like you’re in the Hundred Acre Wood. Great production value. I would recommend doing this with a group. It’s family friendly fun with a surprise challenge of the puzzles. On a side note, I find it funny how this room is right next to one of MindTrap’s scarier rooms - Taken! They’re completely different in terms of the vibes. This room will leave you with the warm fuzzies.

Cuteness overload! What a fun, family friendly game. I especially liked the storm sequence. I think the only thing that keeps it from being a heart is a lack of an amazing puzzle. They weren’t bad, just nothing that really stood out.

Winnie the Pooh was a very cute game that I think we all underestimated. The set design was very well done, as is customary for MindTrap by now. The puzzles were actually pretty thinky as well, and there were some creative ones here. Some of the theatrics of this room were very impressive and just add to the wholesome atmosphere of this game.

I have never experienced anything like this. From a storytelling perspective, this is everything I would hope an escape room would be. Heartwarming, immersive, and moments of magic. The puzzles were blended seamlessly into the story, with a variety that is sure to cater to any solver. The puzzles were on the easier side, but they were made harder by the number of inputs required to solve each one. If a standard number lock requires four inputs, several of these puzzles required twelve or more inputs.

Really cute, family friendly game. Puzzles were fun, engaging and fit the theme. I would say it’s on the easy side for more experienced players, but not so easy that it’s boring for the adults in our group.

“Whimsical adventure for the whole family!” is the exact right description for this room. Bravo, MindTrap, for achieving what you set out to create! We thoroughly enjoyed this adventure and really loved the story narrative, puzzles, and special effects. The theming was so well done! We did it as 2 enthusiasts and purposefully took our time to enjoy the scenery and did not rush through the puzzles. We got out with about 10 minutes to spare and loved every minute we were in the room.

Great atmosphere and medium difficulty. The game master and owner is really nice and understanding.

Props and theme was excellent! The storyline was very cute and connected well. The puzzles were on simpler side for experienced players but a fun space to go through. Non-linear game play so went quickly with a group of 5