Mystic Chamber

Puzzles were clever and well designed. There was great use of the space and it flowed well from one puzzle to the next. We really enjoyed this room.

Solid room with good usage of light for both puzzles and ambience. For whatever reason my group struggled a lot and needed multiple clues, even though I would say the room is moderate difficulty. Just wasn't our night 😞 It's a relatively small room so I recommend not doing it with more than 4 people. Overall a good choice of you're looking for a magic/mystical themed room.

Overall, a solid room. One thing that’s less apparent from the story on the website until you get playing is that it’s lightly comedic. Yes, there are stakes and it’s somewhat a serious situation described, but the character of the antagonist is played as a bit less menacing and a bit more bumbling - which is NOT a complaint, it was fun and made us all laugh, but I think we were expecting a straight horror/suspense room and got a bit more PG-13 YA villain. Again, totally fine, zero complaints, just understand it’s more light-hearted than the summary may lead you to believe.

Fun room with some unique puzzles I haven’t seen elsewhere. Everything flowed together quite well, and the room has puzzles for a variety of skill sets.

Conundrum rooms are amazingly challenging. Me and my group have a very low fail rate, but we have always failed these. That’s not a bad thing whatsoever. The rooms are so much fun, and have great psychological elements.

There was one puzzle that was a bit of a time waster which was a bummer. Not a lot of skill. Just time. But other than that, it was good.

This was a really fun room. The GM was perfect. She even gave my upset toddler a toy to keep her occupied. Everything flowed well and we saw a couple mechanics we had not seen before. We especially enjoyed the sun and moon puzzle. Great for kids and families.