Ninja

Started off amazing but ended very overwhelmingly. There’s like a point where you just watch a really lame, dated and borderline racist 8 min unskippable cut scene which completely ruined the vibe

I believe this is the newest room for the venue and it was very cool aesthetically! Some puzzles weren't completely straight forward but are able to be figured out after some trial and error.

Super duper fun and interactive detail is great and overall looks dope

Ninja was a really unique experience! I did have my reservations beforehand believing it to be more suited to kids but the overall difficulty and physical elements included were a lot of fun and posed a great challenge. Starting off in a ramen shop was definitely a first for me with a lot of effort going into the set design, the space looked great. As expected there was plenty of physicality required throughout the room which mostly worked but sometimes didn’t, with one of the last puzzles probably needing a minimum of 3 players to complete. Ninja went surprisingly heavy on the story aspect which helped us keep a clear objective but probably overstayed its welcome when it came to the more “cinematic” moments. That’s not to say others wouldn’t get really into it but I don’t think it was my favourite part of the room. Great fun all around and would be a blast with a group of friends!

A physical experience was promised and a physical experience was delivered along with some ninja moves for good measure. Puzzles however, were a bit flat for me but were pretty on theme and didn't require huge leaps in logic which was appreciated. Probably the most comprehensive storyline of all the rooms though there was quite a bit of projected video in one section, maybe breaking it up a bit more throughout instead of a big long video at the end could've helped. A cool effect transition into the end game that we enjoyed. I wanted to be ninja, and I became ninja.