Elven Forest

Run down props, boring puzzles, and a small cheap looking room.

TLDR: There were not a lot of challenging puzzles. Too many “find this item, touch it against here” types with some not making sense at all. Decent atmosphere but still a bit dull. I did this room with a group of five people, benching from people who have never done an escape room to people have done plenty. And we all agreed. This was a very weak room. Gameplay: it was not a very fun room, when it came to the clues. There were maybe two clues that we thought were actually good and fun to solve, but a lot of the other clues simply revolved around, putting some thing in a location, or touching some thing to a correct place and having a slot open. One of the things made no sense at all, and even the game Master agreed when we talked afterwards. Not a lot of puzzle solving this one. Atmosphere: atmosphere was a bit dull, but it was not bad. It’s a small room, but at least they did a decent job of making it somewhat dense with props and clues.

The Elven Forest was a unique experience. Puzzles and tasks were somewhat intuitive; the game flow really depended on how your perception was of this. Unique theme, room design, and storytelling when combined with the castle!

Very easy

Even though the room is on the smaller side due to its peculiar shape, it has a lot of cute hidden things within it and it all flows together well. It is beautifully decorated.

Super cute and all high-tech! Definitely on the easy side, especially for enthusiasts. Perfect rooms for beginners or families. 3-4 players would work great due to room sizing and the non linear nature of the puzzles. Game master was great and provided perfect hints.