Dracula

The gameplay was linear and made sense. There were some technical issues but nothing that necessarily halted our experience. This room is a little bit older than some of the others, so expect the props to be fairly used and a little old.

Throughout, it had a spooky/creepy vibe but not scary. You have to be okay with the dark because there were some minor dark parts to enhance the spooky factor but nothing really intense. This room did a great job mixing with the puzzles and game play through its use to lighting and music.

Our GM was great! I appreciated his attentiveness and hint-drops. He even discussed certain parts with us after we completed the room and was really knowledgeable and engaging.

A few things were a little wonky due to sensitivity or lack thereof but not to the point I’d describe them as broken.

It was OK there’s a few aspects that were pretty unique but overall was pretty basic.

They did some pretty good set design that I was pretty impressed with for a smaller company.

The game master was pretty nice. She helped us if we needed it and she was a very sweet girl.

No, I have done other vampire style games that were a lot more intuitive. It definitely wasn’t bad at all, but nothing was particularly “Wowing”

Honestly, this room is pretty forgettable from the story. It’s a basic Dracula story. Nothing special nothing different.

Other than the fact that the game master told us, we only ever use everything once and that’s not necessarily true. It was pretty easy. There’s only one aspect of the game that I was like “oh, I would’ve never guessed.”

I wouldn’t necessarily say either there’s a couple components that I had never seen before which is pretty unique. But otherwise I would lean more technical just because of the electrical components needed for some of the tasks.

I would say a lower number it’s relatively linear and there is spaces that you can’t necessarily fit a lot of people.

I would lean not scary, but if you have somebody that is easily spooked they may find parts of this little spooky.

I would say leaning more high school age I can see how this room could be a little spooky for somebody that is younger.

I wouldn’t necessarily say anything was broken. They were a few parts to wear. I would’ve expected them to work better than they did.

There is no major physical activity needed for this. There’s a singular spot where you may need to crouch, but that’s it.

There are dark areas for people that may be visually impaired and to actually get to the room. I do not believe there is anyway someone in a wheelchair could get to it.

Technically, yes, but they have three different buildings in the area that look exactly the same. The first one is their old rooms. The second one is a completely different company and the third one is their new rooms. You literally have to walk in to each one and ask where the room you need to be in is. It’s honestly pretty annoying.

The parking lot is kinda hidden and you kind of don’t expect it to be there and there’s also not a whole lot of parking. There is street parking but it’s metered.

Love the theme and all of the puzzles flowed with the theme which made it very immersive.

Atmosphere was exactly as I hoped.

Very friendly and helpful GM!

YES! The atmosphere and decor were phenomenal! The puzzles were fun to solve and made you feel as if you were actually in Dracula’s castle. I particularly liked the end…

One of my favorite themes and it did not disappoint! The elements of the experience were very memorable and well integrated into the theme!

Between spooky and scary… game play was spooky but I considered the end a little scary (which I loved!)

Very immersive and fun plot!