The Pink Panther

We did this as a team of two experienced escape room artists. It was very linear and fairly easy for us but still fun. We got out with the weekly record with 17 minutes to spare with no hints. Escape average is listed as 35%. It is a smaller room and very linear so larger groups would get bored. There are many key and number locks so this is mostly a mechanical room but we did enjoy that the combinations were all associated with puzzles of some type. There were several puzzles that were fairly novel and fun to figure out though not complex. There was one puzzle output at the end that did not work but we were still able to get out without it. Different from other rooms, don't forget that once you have the diamond you must leave the room for your time to stop!

Great room! Very fun

My wife and daughter went with me to this escape room and we had a great time. The GM mentioned before the game that once you get the Pink Panther Diamond, you need to make sure you LEAVE the room. Apparently, a lot of people finish and stay in the room with the clock still running. I may have gotten too carried away as I grabbed the diamond and ran out of the room leaving my wife and daughter behind!

Friendly atmosphere at this place and the theming and story is super fun and unique. Excited to have broken the weekly record!

Clues and puzzles were solved pretty quick. Some of the items are used multiple times. Great set design and story immersion. Great music being played in this one made it super fun.

Overall, a great room! Mystic does a great job of maximizing the space in each of their rooms. This one was straightforward, but not overly challenging to the point where it’s not enjoyable. We never felt like we were stuck and just spinning our wheels. It all flowed well, had a good story and objective, and was very engaging!

I LOVE this company and their rooms. Our GM for this room was so nice enough to let us do this room for free since we loved watching us play Amulet of Time prior. Although the rooms are smaller compared to other rooms, the decor and interactive elements make up for it. 6 people was a bit much for the room as the puzzles were linear, meaning we couldn't divide and conquer.

No way to tell your time in this room and little to no way to gauge your progress through the game. There were a couple of red herrings as well. Don’t make a trip to Mystic for this game.

Slaptasticall hit the nail on the head there is a red herring but it lends to a twist in the story. Puzzles were great but very little connection between them left us sitting there wondering what to do next. Group of 2 experienced players