Wizard's Treasure

It was soooo much fun. The game flowed well. We knew what to do from the moment we started.

The gnomes made everyone smile from ear to ear.

Our GM Rachel was amazing. The storytelling skills made us really question reality.

We loved that we had to help the gnomes against the mean wizard.

It is designed to be enticing to folks who have never played an escape room before, so it is easy, but there are a few ways they can adapt the difficulty.

This room would make for an ideal date night or for a parent-child outing.

They need to be tall enough to reach a few controls and mature enough to handle props and not break the scenery looking for hidden objects. But this game is eminently family-friendly. (There is an evil wizard, but he is not very menacing.)

Reaching everything you need to reach and maneuvering in the space would be difficult in a wheelchair. Many puzzles and interactions rely on color.

The gameplay was great! The story flows very well, and there are is a lot to do! There is a specific set of tasks you need to complete, but there isn't a specified order, so you can tackle the challenges however you want.

The props, puzzles, and set pieces in this room are fantastic! They even encourage you to take pictures in the room to showcase some of the more fantastical elements.

The GM was wonderful! Ask them about the lobby puzzle!

There were some very unique puzzles with very engaging mechanics that were a lot of fun to solve!

Great little story that was fun to play along with.

We needed a nudge in the right direction on one puzzle, but we figured everything else out on our own.

There are some wonderful mechanics to this room! Take your time and enjoy it!

I did this with my wife and 4 kids, and there was plenty of space for us, and lots of things to collaborate on together.

My youngest (6) was scared at first when we entered the wizards home, but he got over it.

It's a fairly simple room and very child friendly.

They have their own parking lot, but it's very small. You may need to park down the street.

Loved all the puzzles and the props and the set pieces that you interacted with! I only wish there was more difficulty to them. But they were unique and not ones that I have done before, so fun.

Very nice set design. Fun to not be in a serial killer’s cabin yet again. 😋

Our GM very friendly and spent a lot of time talking with us. We had a great time with him. Never used any hints, so no interaction during the game.

It was better set design and more unique puzzles than the average escape room for sure. But also very straightforward and clear what you needed to do, so lacking in complexity.

Fun and entertaining. From the briefing before to the story interactions throughout the game, it was very immersive.

With just two, you get to fully experience all puzzles and the story.

There’s a doorstep that a person in a wheelchair or with difficult walking would have a hard time getting over. Other than that, fairly low physical requirement, just having one person bend over for one puzzle. Lots of color in the room, and yet I think all the puzzles were still doable for a colorblind person.

They had their own private lot in the back, so no difficult finding a parking spot. A homeless encampment was set up across the street, so maybe not the safest neighborhood at night, but we were there during the day.

I little too straightforward for my taste, but good for younger audiences or beginners

best design of an escape room I've personally yet played!

very nice staff!

I LOVED the backstory about the wizard being a tenant at 60 out, I bought the first half of the story for a second.

not much story aside from what you get in the intro and "get the money back," but they did a great job with that small story

would depend on how many people you bring, the less people, the more physically active you'll have to be

There were a fair amount of visual clues, some sound effects, but the biggest issue is probably the step up from the first room to the second room.