One Dark Night

One Dark Night was one darn fun game. Excellent sets/decor and props that are fun to handle/use. It was so satisfying to work with/around the substantial set pieces. Many of the puzzles are multi-layered, which gives the players such a great 'ah-ha!' moment when the info all clicks and you know exactly what you need to do. Yes, there are multiple locks, and for good reason. It all makes sense in the story and in the setting. So while I would call the room "mechanical," I'm not using that as a critique at all. On the contrary, it feels perfect.

This was a fun room! The difficulty of puzzles ramped up smoothly and made us feel clever when we figured them out. Nothing too difficult - feasible for solo or small groups. Our GM was great!

Very solid cabin room! The flow is smooth. Although it may seem overwhelming with lots of locks, they were manageable. It’s dark and spooky and maybe not appropriate for younger children, but it’s not scary. We went to this location under the old management previously, and the new management is much better. It’s like night and day. I believe this is a newer room from the current owners, and it’s so far their best. I recommend spending one dark night here, if you dare.