The Book Of Souls

The space is compact, yet it’s packed with a solid number of puzzles that keep you engaged the entire time. Nothing felt wasted, every element had a purpose, and the flow kept us moving. The atmosphere is where this room really stands out. The monastery setting is detailed and immersive, and it does a great job pulling you into the story of lifting the century-old curse. It feels cohesive from start to finish, not just a collection of puzzles. That said, there were a couple of hiccups near the end. One of the final puzzles was a bit finicky to trigger. We knew exactly what needed to be done, but getting it to actually activate took longer than it should have, which broke the momentum a bit. On top of that, the finale didn’t trigger for us at all, so we weren’t even sure we had completed the room until the game master came in to confirm. Those issues aside, the overall experience is still strong. It’s a well-designed room with good puzzle variety and a satisfying level of challenge. We completed it with two people and just one hint, which felt like a great balance. 3 people would be good. 4 or more may feel a bit crowded. The ending could use a bit of rework to match the quality of the rest of the experience, but it’s absolutely still worth playing. Don’t let that discourage you, this is a good room and a solid pick if you’re in Denver.

Absolutely loved this room. Wish I could experience it again! Theme very well integrated, clever puzzles, novel mechanics, story flowed. Highly recommend as a moderately challenging room for more seasoned escapees

This room dives IN to the theme. Decor is great, and the puzzles go beyond traditional escape room puzzles. Dimmer room adds to the atmosphere. Soundscape is also well done.

Tiny little room. Definitely don’t bring too many people!! Linear room with some really interesting puzzles. Some of the puzzles were multi-step, which was fun and a bit tricky!! Great room overall!!

So fun! There’s no question as to why this is so highly rated. The puzzles are so unique and everything is highly themed! Wonderful!

A must try. Easily my favorite memories in an escape room. Extremely good use of physical props and some of the most memorable solutions since I've started doing escape rooms.

This was my first ever escape room. While plenty of puzzles were head scratchers we never really got stuck. This is ideal for a small group of clever detail oriented people. The two wonderful folks I was with were already experienced, I didn't feel left behind at all, something I was worried about. So even if it's your first time ever go for it. It's a very well put together room, dark but well managed lighting. GM was very attentive and kind. For my first ever room, it was unforgettable. I hope to try their other challenging rooms in the future!

A lot of fun puzzles for a relatively small room. Largely sequential, with puzzles requiring more teamwork than working in parallel. We solved it with two people, and that felt like the perfect size group for this room.

Some novel puzzles in a well themed linear room. As a pair of experienced escape room players, overall I would rate easy/medium if we had done a more thorough search of the room and the revealed crevices, but could see it being more challenging if you've never seen some of the puzzles before. We spent the majority of our time on the sound puzzle, end puzzle, and chasing our tails when we missed an object. There was one piece of a clue at the end that we did not understand, even after explanation, that also hung us up, trying to connect metaphorical dots that weren't there. There was nothing in the room that required more than 2 people and 2 people felt like the right number of players to us.

We really loved this room, but our GM was not really involved with our progress. When we got stuck on 1 puzzle, we weren’t offered a nudge and after about 10 minutes of a time-sink we asked for a hint and were just told the answer to the puzzle rather than pointing us in the direction to solve it. After the game we were in the lobby gathering our phones, loading our time into Morty, and trying to make sure we were good to make the 2-hour drive home when we were told it was time for us to leave because other players were coming in. While we enjoyed the game, the theme, and our first GM (since we played 2 rooms back-to-back) - the final thoughts we were left with were“get out”. Very odd.