Three Kingdoms

Some of the puzzles didn’t work or were very difficult to understand. We ended up skipping almost the entire third act of the game because of a faulty puzzle.

i love rooms with medieval fantasy themes, especially ones where you get “roles”. but I thought puzzle-wise the room was pretty mid. the puzzles were generally easy but we got stuck for a while on the ones that just required you to find things in the room without any other indications. My biggest gripe with clockwise is that all their rooms are dark and we struggled in the low light :D The room also feels old somehow, maybe it’s the structure of the room itself or the how the puzzles are structured. overall fun though, still worth knocking out if ur in the area!

Three Kingdoms was a fun and enjoyable escape room with a theme that really stood out. The atmosphere matched the story well and helped make the world feel more alive. What I appreciated most was how the puzzles connected to both the story and the theme. Nothing felt random or out of place, which made the room feel more immersive and satisfying to play through. The theme also made you feel important in the world, almost like you were part of a bigger quest, which added a nice sense of purpose to the experience. The flow was good overall—not too confusing, but still engaging enough to keep the game moving at a fun pace. Overall, Three Kingdoms was a solid and fun room with a strong theme, fitting puzzles, and a smooth flow. A very enjoyable experience.

Great great decor. A bit on the easier side, we finished with 20 minutes remaining with no hints. Just a very cool room in general.

Three Kingdoms was a solid game to scratch the itch, but it did leave me wanting more. The set was crisp and well maintained, and had a few fun special effects, but also felt very safe and afraid to take risks. The puzzles similarly were solid but didn’t manage to surprise me very much. This is a polished game, but so much of me wanted to see Clockwise take same risks and put in some unique moments to remember.

Really loved the crafted art and room designs of this one. The puzzles were not too hard and functioned well. We enjoyed playing as a 3 person group. GM was very friendly. Props were great and we had a blast playing.

I rate this experience a 3/5 (check out my bio for my rating system). This was another solid yet average room. The set was well designed and very much incorporated the fantasy theme of the room. The puzzles weren't particularly novel nor difficult, but it was still a fun and worthwhile experience. We did "Back to Childhood" at this business as well and I preferred this one between the two.

Immersive! Beautifully crafted. Great family room. Perfect for a small group. Multiple rooms with puzzles that went with the theme. My daughter enjoyed it and solved many of the puzzles herself.

This was a fun game that transported you into into a different time period. I felt that most puzzles were intuitive to figure out, but at times there were some that required a nudge. Definitely liked this one though! It was very hands on.