The Fortune Teller

I thought this was a great wrap up to the 3-part Devlin trilogy of rooms. It certainly tied the story together from the previous rooms and provided a satisfying conclusion. I liked that it was the most challenging of the rooms. Would definitely recommend! We don’t fail rooms very often, but would have failed this one in only 60 minutes. However, we were lucky enough that they allowed us to extend our time since there wasn’t a group booked after us. I would have been super disappointed to not get the full experience, so that was nice! I was told this room used to be 75 minutes and has gone through some iterations. I think they should change this room back to a 75-minute experience. It’s nice to have the last room of the story be a bit longer and more challenging. Overall, I’d recommend the trilogy of rooms to escape room enthusiasts!

I think anytime you tell the players the locks are finicky, it's time to buy a new $10 lock and just replace it. That's just one of too many complaints over here to leave this game neutral let alone thumbs up or heart.

The puzzles were non inventive. I hate red herrings and there are a lot of them. Everything was so linear. And the hint was incorrect when we finally asked for the clue because the sound clue was so short and played so quickly we couldn’t catch it. There was no exciting solves- only frustration. The customer service was very good, the design of the room is bad.

Linear, ambiguous puzzles, having to solve a near double digit amount of letters for a word with ZERO direction. Good luck if you can’t unscramble a ton of letters. Noises overlap each other. Multiple red herrings. I wouldn’t ever suggest someone do this room.

fun but quite tough. our group of 4 escaped with 1 second left, but that was only after the GM generously gave us an extra five minutes. lots of puzzles and nonlinear. i recommend this room for more experienced players!

Joseph was our awesome host and we are happy to keep getting him as our game master after all these years haha. This room is my favorite by the company so far, the props and puzzles were well done and challenging but not impossible. I recommend you do this room, but it actually wouldn’t hurt to do the other two rooms in the trilogy first. It isn’t necessary (we hadn’t done either of them and played this room first), but since this is the hardest and final room it would serve as good warm-up lol.

The Fortune Teller was definitely one of the more challenging rooms for my boyfriend and I, as we didn’t escape and were only 60% done with the room. However, we had a blast and I loved the complexity and variety of the puzzles. Highly recommend!

Needed more time to finish this room and the puzzles were slightly linear and nonlinear at the same time. needed more nudges to move along then usual.

Many puzzles were very gimmicky. We were told the room was nonlinear, which was not true

The finale of the Devlin trilogy. I’ve only played Devlin Manor and not Carnage Cabin, so I can’t speak to the story, but Fortune Teller as a stand-alone was solid. Devlin focused on the storytelling and cinematic moments, while Fortune was a more puzzle first experience. Neither are better, however I would say I prefer Devlin. In either case, if you’re looking for a difficult puzzle room, definitely book Fortune Teller. You'll have a blast!