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On August 29th, 1938, just before Germany's invasion of Poland ignited WWII, you found yourself at London's enigmatic Hotel Dystopia. As a reporter, you'd heard whispers of secrets hidden within one of the three guest rooms on the third floor, powerful enough to halt the impending war or even something greater. Intrigued by the possibility of altering history, you ventured into the hotel's mysterious corridors, seeking the truth hidden within the rooms.
119 escape rooms
I definitely think this room had some potential. It had a great feel, but some puzzles just felt ridiculously hard for the sake of being hard.
156 escape rooms
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85 escape rooms
The set design and theme of the room was wonderful, but the puzzles were elaborate and incoherent. The first few puzzles were difficult but reasonable, but the last half of the room you were expected to make outrageous connections and assumptions in order to solve puzzles. We asked the GM how we were supposed to solve certain puzzles and she just said Im not sure most people just guess. The puzzles got more outrageous with each room and by the last room the stretches and steps to solve the last few puzzles were simply ridiculous. No writing tools provided which wouldβve been helpful for most puzzles. Overall the room has a lot of potential but currently the puzzles just donβt make a lot of sense.
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