Loved the quirky theme and classic escape room feel. I fell in love with escape rooms years ago because I like solving puzzles with my friends and excitedly opening locks together. I appreciate the high tech rooms now in the industry, but there’s a special place in my heart for rooms like this one where you get to use combo locks and keys! A little tech goes a long way in this one. This room is not quite as amazing as the legendary Doggy Dog World (RIP) but brought a similar feeling of fun and cute immersion. Love the DIY feel because love is in every aspect of this room (except maybe the AI art which I do wish they would replace). Other than that, it’s fantastic.
Great flow and game design. The designers clearly understand puzzle flow, signposting, and human behavior. It really felt rewarding and exciting throughout.
Love a cutesy room. Only a small ding for using art that looked AI generated. Not a big fan of that… but otherwise found the atmosphere very fun and cute.
Particularly interesting or different
Yes
Only the second room I’ve ever played about dogs and cats. Love anytime there is a storyline and setting unique from the classic themes.
Looooove that it is a game of clue (chew) and it uses a unique way of tracking progress on that objective.
A little tech enhances the experience but I am so glad it still had physical locks. Love the interaction and satisfaction of classic lock based rooms.
More than 4 can get a little cramped
Physically active
Not at all
A little stooping / ducking down required but not too low to be physically taxing.
Accessibility
Due to the type of doorways used within the room, I do not believe a wheelchair could access most the room unfortunately.
One area is particularly narrow and requires stepping over / crouching down through a passageway. There is also a puzzle that requires at least one person to be able to get on the ground or bend down for an extended period to search for something.
So much free parking is a dream.
