Le Jour du Jugement [Judgement Day]

Excellent game—one of the best I've ever played

Really scary! Not a lot of interaction with the actor until the end of the scenario. The place is gigantic and the decor is really spooky!

It's a pretty amazing experience. You definitely feel like you're in a scary moment.

The game was unique, and fun to play, but some parts just seemed like they were forced. Some of it felt old, outside of the theming. The ending was interesting, but lacked direction. There was an incident in another room while we were playing which I think may have hindered our experience. One section was also broken which left us lost and confused for a period of time.

DON’T THINK, JUST BOOK YOUR FLIGHT TO QUEBEC CITY TO DO THIS ROOM!!! Please, I need everyone to visit Eliviascape so they can stay in business and create more excellent rooms. It’s been two weeks and I’m still thinking about it. SO much fun. If you’re a scardey cat (me) don’t even let that put you off from doing it- BE BRAVE/GRAB YOUR BRAVE FRIENDS TO HIDE BEHIND!!! Doable with two people but probably only because my cousin and I agreed that we would ask for a hint if we were stuck for more than a couple minutes, lol. We had SUCH a ball. I truly felt like I was inside the story. This is what escape rooms can be! 🤩

Such a powerful room in terms of suspense and story telling. You can see the passion that went into not only the physical construction but also that of the backstory and how the narrative is communicated. Puzzles were also thematically designed and incorporated, with the best being saved to last in an adrenaline filled finale.

Drove over straight from the airport, and I’m glad we did! We were a group of two people with moderate experience (~20 rooms), and we finished with 5 minutes remaining. Definitely have someone in the group that’s okay with a bit of… risk-taking 👻 Even if you’re not a big fan of horror rooms, you should try it out with friends who are more comfortable. The ambiance of the room was similar to that of Silent Hills P.T.. The puzzles and the audio queues all lined up pretty well to the story, and there were some moments where the story just really… hit. Bonus points because the room is based on a true local story. Definitely one of the top rooms I’ve tried out recently.

Judgement Day aims for a more cinematic/story driven experience than most escape rooms, and I think it delivers on the promise. The set is surprisingly large, puzzles are memorable and fit into (and are inspired by) the story, and the finale is worth the buildup. Well done! This is easily my favorite of the four games I played at Eliviascape (Legend of the Mayan Warrior, The Longest Night, Abstraction, and Judgement Day). It's not perfect - one midgame cutscene in particular was hard to make out (and I actually didn't understand what was supposed to be going on until the GM explained after the game). Also, it's possible (and maybe even likely) to get into a state where that cutscene is inadvertently blocked from view.

The biggest strength of ALL of Eliviascape's games is their narrative. You really feel like you're part of the story, as if you were experiencing the events yourself, and that's what makes it so thrilling (not to mention the fact that most of their games are horror titles). The Day of Judgment took us through a whole range of emotions and left us completely satisfied when we finished it—quite the opposite, in fact. Special mention also goes to the great soundtracks that easily immerse us in the world. Thank you for this wonderful experience xox