Mission Impossibly

The room would get a thumbs up if we had a better experience. The other room at this location that we did we were given a piece of paper and a pen. This would have been helpful when we were trying to do multiple part math problems or remember 8 digit codes. Our game master for this one was newer. We had to use two clues, but neither of our clues were helpful. One clue she wrote word for word the instructions that I already had in my hand. Her telling us we keep starting in the wrong place would have been more helpful. And for another clue we were not looking at the right thing, but instead of saying that she just told us to switch spots. We wasted a lot of time, when a more experienced game master would have given us a better experience and gotten us on the right track. We didn’t get out as we were stuck on the last puzzle. We asked her to show us how we would have done it. She was unable to, because she said she is new and still learning the room. How was she supposed to help us when we were stumped, if she didn’t even know how the room operated lol. The room says for up to 5 people. And we were way overcrowded at 3. So I would not recommend more than 2-3 people. Flashlights were a necessity. We were given 2, both would stop working at random times. So we did the majority of the puzzles in the dark. For locations that do not allow phones, checking the flashlights should be a must. All of these were exclusive to our experience though. If I had a working flashlight, a piece of paper and a pen, and a different GM. This would have been a thumbs up - not a love though. The room was just alright.

I loved this room! Very puzzle dense and had very novel elements to it. Highly recommended for small groups of enthusiasts. :)