The Cabin

This is the creepiest and most immersive room I've done. Low-lighting and serial killer vibes kept us on the edge and kept us going. This room didn't have a countdown, but that just makes it extra realistic. Being in that dark cabin (after we break into it) and looking out to an eerie foyer and woods felt very unsettling. We did the back-to-back with The Shed. The transition to The Shed was smooth and effortless that some in our group didn't realize we were on to the next game. Be sure to leave your walkie talkie and flashlights in The Cabin because you get another set in The Shed.

My team completed this concept's 5-room marathon in a 3-hour package, and this was my favorite room. The theme is immersive and well executed. My major beefs with this concept are that, overall, the staff is disengaged and does not seem to be actively watching the games, and that each room just kind of ends. The lack of a finale makes it feel pretty anti-climactic. Over the 5 rooms we played (Suzy's, The Shed, Witch House & Red Riding Hood V2), this is the only one I'd recommend if you find yourself at this location.

The room itself was great. It was designed well. The puzzles themselves were mostly gen 1 puzzles and not hard to figure out. The reason for a like instead of a love was the customer service. We felt the GMs weren’t paying attention and didn’t really care that we were there.

Fun room, with some good scares!

It was a great room! We loved the horror aspects of this room. We had done room two last year but didn’t have time to get to the first one. Everything lined up really well. The puzzles were well thought out.

We had a great time. It was just me and my friend and I loved it a lot. We definitely got stuck on some things, but they weren’t crazy hard and it felt very gratifying that it wasn’t too easy as well, but taking some time and being careful we figured it out! It was really cool to go right into the shed afterwards I highly recommend doing that

Was a good time. Not scary at all. I wanted the scare!

One of the hardest parts was finding the entrance to the company. Not a memorable room