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In 1950s Portland on the Northwest side, a seemingly ordinary accountant is found dead in a locked room at film noir. Find out the mystery.
All ratings (74)
Very positive
Gameplay
Very positive
Atmosphere
Mostly positive
Customer service
Very positive
11 escape rooms
One of the better escapes I’ve done personally. Very intricate, answers its own questions, direct, and doable. Staff were fantastic and seemed to enjoy their jobs there, game was pretty greyscale, just like the theme, which is awesome. All in all, very very nice.
69 escape rooms
Sara was a fantastic GM, she really helped keep us immersed. This room has a LOT of puzzles, so more people is better, but we did ok with two and got some “extra time when the chief was away”. Challenging without being frustrating. Loved the theme, and was relatively easy to make connections while non-linear.
20 escape rooms
Had a good time in this room! It’s a fairly standard whodunnit room as far as atmosphere goes, but the non-linear puzzles were good and challenging. A tricky room for 2 people but we escaped with less than 2 min to go!
357 escape rooms
Standard but well-done whodunnit escape room. Puzzles make sense, low-tech means nothing was broken. Set design was minimal, and the small space is best suited to smaller groups. Our GM, Maverick, was energetic and responsive, which helped a lot!
48 escape rooms
To be honest, this is one of my least favorite rooms that I've done. It felt very bland, and the clues were a little lackluster. There weren't a lot of puzzles that felt unique, and the room honestly didn't feel very immersive. It felt challenging, but not in a good way. It just didn't feel very intuitive. There are definitely a couple clever puzzles, but not enough to make it feel like it was truly special. Yeah, the atmosphere honestly like I'd give it a thumbs down
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