Mystery Manor

This was a fun one. Did this one as a group of three. This one isn't scary but there was a point to which you unlock something and a loud noise may scare you. I was highly suspicious of something but was satisfied when I figured it out and got noise-scared after. We did have one snag though when a prop got lost inside of something, so the game host just had us meet at a screen and progressed it for us without the prop. All in all, good room. Took a little bit of thinking at one part to think about something in a different way but once you figure it out, it's a satisfying 'aha' moment.

60 to escape is super high quality and Mystery Manor is a great example. Multiple rooms to go through to escape but with great flow and everything made sense. Not the hardest room for enthusiasts but still worth the experience.

Even though I really enjoyed this game, I would rank it 4th place since I have experienced similar games several times. If I had played <400+ games, I would probably place it higher. I would rank the games as follows: Jurassic Outpost Lockbuster Video Cheesie’s Pizza Mystery Manor Magic Heist Arctic Expedition Midnight Heist Robbery of Vulture Valley We also had fun playing Putt Portal Mystery Golf.

Amazing theming. Quite easy but not really an issue

Very nice theming and a nice, smooth progression. Fun room. My only complaint would be that folks with any escape room experience will blow through it very, very quickly. We took our time and finished in about 30 minutes.

I recommend this for anyone who loves this theme. I’ve enjoyed all of the 60 to escape rooms so far - high production value, good stories, intuitive puzzles.

I really liked the story in this game, and how it was woven throughout the puzzles. There was also some nice humour thrown in. For me, the puzzles were too easy - I can see how this would be great for a beginners group.

This was goofy (always a plus in my book), with a great effect and a surprising non-linear turn. There's an absolutely hilarious culture reference that they allowed me to take a photo with afterward. Only negative? Way too easy. We were 3 and finished in 26 minutes or so. At least everything flowed and made sense. This was my second favorite here, after Cheesie's.

I did this with a few friends and two kids age 10 and 12. It was a little too spooky for the youngest child, so keep that in mind. Otherwise fun, immersive, and of the excellent quality I've come to expect from 60 to Escape.

Pretty easy overall, but flowed great! Puzzles were intuitive and had a good variety between more physical and intellectual puzzles. The atmosphere was fantastic and very spooky while still being lighthearted towards the end. Would be fantastic if it was just a bit more challenging.