The Book Of Souls

This is an incredibly novel escape room. The mechanics inside were new, unique and fresher than the usual seen in other escape rooms.

The room design was probably the best I’ve come across as a seasoned escapee - it went above and beyond my expectations given the unassuming location of the escape room. Room design fit the theme well, and props were fun and functional.

GM was so incredible! We were treated incredibly warmly, rules were explained well

This game was particularly interesting and different. It requires at least 2 people, but would not recommend more than 4 (small room). I was blown away by the game mechanics and puzzles

All of the above were excellent. No notes. Wish I could experience it again.

I would say that for a seasoned escapee, if following the usual game logic and adding in some creativity and a keen eye, this game is medium difficulty. There are some puzzle aspects that, if not discovered or identified, renders it impossible to move forward in solving the room. Hints will be your friend

Game was more mechanical but had some really clever high tech aspects

2-3 players

A little spooky, but definitely not scary

Game Master let us know of a finnicky game mechanic that required a bit of intentional use, did not disrupt our game or cause us to lose time

Required some specific player postures to complete puzzles, so need to be able to fit into smaller spaces

Not super accessible if you have trouble navigating tight or smaller spaces

So fun and creative! Everything made so much sense!

It’s small, which can lose some immersive elements. However, it was very elevated! Not the most immersion but incredible set for the size

So so kind and sweet

Lots of interesting puzzles and very cool theme!

The story was a key part of the puzzles.

Lots of puzzles where you need 2 people to complete and many opportunities to split up

At one point two locks were switched, they came in and quickly fixed it and were very apologetic

Small, there’s a part with a very small room that someone needs to go in

The best I've had so far

So good, without spoiling anything, the sounds and interactivity are very in line with the story and immersing

I don't think I can be a fair judge on the difficulty. They say it has a 30% win rate, most people find it challenging.

2-3 is great, 4 at most.

It's theme is sin and souls. Not scary to most but could be creepy to those with weak constitutions.

Very dark room, you are given tea lights to use and it's adequate. Audio clues, must be able to hear. Building is up some porch stairs, I do not remember if they have a wheelchair ramp as it's a very old house.

Public transportation has extremely easy access, just a very short walk through a lovely canal from the train station.

Lots of high tech with some classic locks

Maybe could still be fun with 3, but more than that and you'll likely have someone standing around doing nothing

Mainly don't think kids younger than 13 would find it as fun, nor would they likely be of any help

Has a sound based puzzle. Some things may be harder to read with low light.

Unique sound puzzle

Relatively small linear room so better for smaller groups

There is a sound puzzle. One team member needs to able to pull down decently hard. One team member will need to maneuver into a narrower space

Linear mostly, some multilinear moments

Use of space very efficient

Great staff here!

Good use of space