Rogue Agent

So overall a positive experience. However, we were hindered by the fact that some things needed to be triggered remotely. As in, the game master watching over the cameras had to trigger something when we did the required action. Unfortunately, the game master missed when we completed the puzzle, and the clue was never triggered. This really slowed us down and made us feel pretty frustrated and confused. This room made me realize I prefer rooms that are self-operating, so you don’t have to worry about this happening.

It was a fun room, not too hard. Some things didn't flow very well. There were some clues and puzzles I've never seen before

There are a LOT of locks. The set design is pretty good, but I would say that it’s not super immersive because you can hear a LOT of hallway noise. I think the amount of locks kind of takes away from how cool the room looks. I disliked that there was a lot of standing around and waiting for other people if you weren’t working on some of the more involved clues. The perfect amount of people for this room is 4. I think it’s a good room, but not a great room. I like that every clue only gets used once. The clues make sense. I’d recommend this room to other people, even people not super familiar with escape rooms, especially because every room is a private room at this establishment.

It was fun. I’d definitely do a group of 3-4 for this room but I still had a good time.

The room had a fun story and the props were fitting. We managed to do the room with 2 players so depending on your experience that may be doable. The clues we missed were quite obvious in front of us, all in all this room had a good flow. Very nice and helpful GM!

Recommend

Overall, very fun room to do. I think I was expecting a little more with the set design, but it’s still decent.