Le Château du Supplice Éternel [The Castle of Eternal Suffering]

The biggest disappointment out of all the escape rooms I've done "over 100", the sets are probably the most beautiful I've seen, but the story is so ordinary, but the worst part is the puzzles, so boring and have nothing to do with anything, trial and error, no explanations of what you need to do, and the puzzles besides being nonsensical are boring to death, too expensive for nothing, go do Forest de Falderon, it's 100 times better, otherwise if you want to pay for fun and not just sets, go to Escaparium, the story is painful and the bad puzzles break all the momentum of the game, we almost pushed the emergency button and left despite the $400 lost, it was so frustrating... What wasted potential!!!

A great room. From the opening entrance through the rest of the process we had a great time. "Are they allowed to do this"? was asked many times. We can out of this room with smiles on our faces and the puzzles were all interesting and new.

This was such a unique experience! A great blend of puzzles, story telling, physical activities , and surprises! You truly are part of this story and your actions move things forward. This had several elements that I have not seen in an escape room (played 660), so that was a plus! It’s absolutely in my top 5! -note- I wouldn’t say it was “scary”, and would say more spooky. I think the 16 yo age minimum is a fair policy for this game.

This experience encompasses everything that I want out of escape room. Adventure, discovery, story, mental challenges, big physical challenges and above all surprise elements. IF YOU CAN, AVOID SPOILERS AT ALL COSTS! The ‘surprise moment’ in this game was one of the most thrilling I’ve ever had. I think people who have moaned about it are just suffering from ‘whatabout-ism’. All of the safety measures and disclaimers are in place for this moment and it’s SOOOOO cool and fun. The story of the game was heartfelt and exciting. The puzzles had a decent challenge to them while the physical elements of the game made a huge impact on the enjoyment of the experience. Overall one of the best escape rooms out there proving once again that Quebec Province is a leader in the escapes industry globally.

Phenomenally designed game that is completely deserving of its TERPECA ranking. Like anything, not every game is going to be for everyone and this one certainly won’t be for everyone. If you’re comfortable with its unique elements, you’re sure to have an incredible time. Side note: the owner Steven and his manager Shawn are incredibly kind people who are deeply passionate about what they do. If they’re there when you play, say hi!

What an incredible game! The world of this story felt near completely immersive, the puzzles were challenging and fun. There was a balanced mix between physical action, communication, logic, and creativity needed to escape. There was snakelike 1 area that was a non-intuitive puzzle to solve due to the decor not matching the rest of the (very skeletal) theming, and we got ssssstuck on that for a bit. The ending was really unique and surprising! Great lighting, sound, and practical effects throughout.

Sauve Qui Peut has seriously levelled up with The Castle of Eternal Suffering. They’ve built an immersive, fantastical world with interesting characters and beautiful environment. Every time we entered a new space it was exciting because we didn’t know where the story and gameplay was headed next. As a colourblind player, there were more colour puzzles in this game than I think I’ve ever encountered in a game. But because the puzzles were so engaging, I didn’t mind it, and my helpful teammates coached me through them, allowing me to participate.

What a buckwild experience. A must visit in the area

A superb, well-rounded experience—a beautiful, fluid story that integrates seamlessly with the puzzles without veering into immersive theater. The interactions with the actors and the “surprises” were a real highlight—very well done.

Great game—add it to your bucket list