Alpha District

This game was our main reason for going to Le Mans, and to Escape Time. Sitting at #16 in the TERPECA list in 2025, we had high hopes going in. I did like this game, but I didn't love it. I had a similar experience with another CyberPunk game that is also on the TERPECA list earlier this year (Cybercity 2049), but I don't think it's a theme problem for me. The biggest trouble I had with this game, was the excessive use of an old school escape room communication device, that really made me frustrated. The amount of times we were to use this, made a big impact on my enjoyment. The set design is great, the world is sprawling, and the puzzles are mostly fun. It just didn't click completely with me. For me, it's a great game, but not the best of the best in my book.

It's a corporate room, but a very well done one - huge scale, strong set pieces, and lots of physical interaction. Worth the trip out to Le Mans.

A Really beautifully constructed and expansive set that offers numerous affects and lots of Easter eggs. Exploring was a lot of fun and created some ooo moments Loved how tactile the puzzles were, fitting perfectly with your mission and the setting. Additionally loved that we get to break stuff!

It's an okay escape room. We enjoyed most of it. The story is very inconsistent and some riddles feel very forced. The athmosphere is great. Some parts of the narrative / role play seem either unnecessary or just not good enough. Some effects very really cool.