Zoltar Spreekt [Zoltar Speaks]

A really fun and adrenaline inducing game. Loved the theming and the layout is really cool. There aren’t many puzzles but we easily filled almost the whole 75 minutes.

I’m not sure why this is listed as a spooky room; it has a more fantasy/historical spin but regardless it is a world class room with amazing puzzles, unique story, and even a video game like aspect to it. Dennis was an amazing game master

So I was told that the owner built this room after only experiencing three escape rooms themselves. This is unbelievable. It does not initially feel like a high-tech room with some first generation locks and puzzles. But as the game escalates so does the immersion and the fun. There are definitely some adrenaline filled moments. I would schedule some time afterwards to have some drinks with the staff. Interestingly, they built a bar and are escape enthusiasts as well. 8.5/10

Zoltar Speaks! A game we heard rumblings about when we were booking our trip, and I am so glad we did. In a country with almost only darker escape rooms, it was refreshing to play a brighter game with a completely different theme. The game was fun from the beginning to the end, and it changed so much during that time. It was surprise after surprise, and the game does a few things I have never seen before. Would highly recommend this game!

This game was so much fun. I appreciated the owners opening a time slot for us to play while we were in the area. The game is full of surprises. It zigs and zags in layers of new adventures and the end was a heartstopping race to the finish. We loved this experience, the theatricality, and the set, that was fun to interact with.

Wow, this was refreshingly different! The game starts off slow, but builds to an intense finish. The end sequence might not be everyone's style of gameplay, but it clicked for us and I loved it. Set was great, puzzles were good.

it's a game that's inventive, energetic, and aware that consequential choices are just as important as being clever. The one small disappointment was that there wasn't an actual Zoltar machine. For a game built around a cultural icon, this felt like a missed opportunity, and there are some fun things that its presence would have made possible. Still, this is an extraordinarily fun game that is less about doing what the designer intended, and more about deciding how you, as a team, want to play. We slotted this into our schedule late, and only did so because of the excellent review by Matthew Stein. Read it here (https://roomescapeartist.com/.../escape-cafe-zoltar.../). He articulates the numerous strengths better than I can.

Wow! The most fun we’ve ever had in a room. We laughed for hours after. I wish all rooms were like this! ❤️