The Tears of Freya

I’ve never been so immersed in a room! Incredible theming, music, sound effects, and props. Was a perfect difficulty for some new to moderate players.

Very excellent room for the smaller amount of space. Good for a group of 4-5. Plenty of things to do and ways to work together and all pretty intuitive. Would recommend to anyone in Denver. The plot is cute but you kinda forget about it until the very end. It’s not my favorite room I’ve ever done, but I’ve also done a lot of the top rooms on TERPECA. It makes sense this got a nomination. It’s a solid room in Denver for any enthusiast to check out.

This room is definitely in my top 10 of all time. The tech, the scenery, and the staff were all so incredible. This location was our highlight of our Denver trip, and making Tears of Freya as my friend's first ever escape room set a high bar for their future escapes. If you're thinking about this room, definitely book it. You won't regret it.

This was the most incredibly designed room I’ve ever seen. Each puzzles mechanical design will blow your mind. It’s on par with rabbit hole games for the best ones I’ve done, but I will say, this center set is the most beautiful piece I’ve seen hands down.

This is one of the best in Denver so far for me. The theming is next level, and not a single padlock in sight, all the puzzles are fun, challenging and unique. The immersion is great, not just physical theming, but also audio theming. Just go if you haven't gone!

One of the best escape rooms we’ve done. Immersive gaming experience with a unique theme. The background music and sounds added to the experience. Puzzles were well designed and flowed well. Our game master Anna Maria was lovely.

LOVE an original theme. Gorgeous set. Great puzzles. Completed with a team of 2 but there is definitely one puzzle that requires a 3rd person (as it says on the site). Must play!

Very cool technical room. Felt like it wouldn't be linear but ended up being pretty linear at times. All the puzzles were well done and made sense.

Mystic is one of my favorite escape room places. The Denver location mechanics are super unique and cool! Not just lock and key but a lot of other types of puzzles.

We did The Tears Of Freya. Our host was nice and did a good job; I don't think the problems we experienced were on her. It was a REALLY good set without a single padlock. But there were issues: the room wasn't set up completely right, and the audio (like to get a hint) was borderline unintelligible due to skipping and repeating, as if the host's PC had a virus. The room was very dark, dialing up the difficulty in an unnecessary way; we think flashlights would be a good addition. On a positive note, we felt the puzzles were hard but fair, and that's really important. This is nitpicky but I'm gonna say it anyway: what's up with the text spamming? I got texts from 6 different numbers, and multiple emails. Enough!