Chut!

The concept is interesting, but the whole thing mainly plays on nostalgia for the 1980s. Without that theme, the experience is linear and often poorly integrated: it’s mostly a series of “stations” where you’re moved from one nostalgic theme to the next… Two is clearly the limit, because more often than not, one of the two had to wait for the first person to finish the puzzle

I think four people would be the maximum for this room. There were three of us, and sometimes one of us couldn't do anything, but she's gorgeous!

There were some bugs in the game. It’s too high-tech for what it actually adds to the experience. But we still had fun. It’s a real trip down memory lane to the ’80s.

I absolutely loved it! For those who grew up in the ’80s, there were plenty of elements to spark a bit of nostalgia. It was well-crafted and enjoyable. It requires good communication (especially at the beginning) and a keen eye for detail.