Legend of The Yeti

The atmosphere was very cool, but I walked away not feeling great about the puzzles. It's a hard room and there are a ton of puzzles, but my issue is that elements of puzzles felt recycled and not in a connected way. For instance they have an odd font they use for numbers and then in another puzzle the same numbers were now symbols to translate and not numbers. And the flow of puzzles was hard to follow considering the room was mostly linear. If you do this room my advice is have more than 2 people and be VERY observant.

Solid room. Looks a lot like gold rush. Good puzzles. Not too tough. Any experienced crew won’t have an issue.

This was a really fun room with some interesting puzzles. We really enjoyed the theming and it wasn’t too scary for our 5 year old. Well done! Our GM was great as usual - top notch customer service always!

Don’t be put off by the low number of reviews - this location has only been open for a few weeks (12/12 opening), and has a great assortment of TEG offerings. The Legend of the Yeti is one of the best TEG rooms we’ve done - we usually like their games for the variety of puzzles, immersive production value, and good game flow, and the Yeti did not disappoint. Lots of fun elements in this room - as experienced escapists we rarely see puzzles or environmental details that surprise/delight us, and I almost think this room will ruin future rooms for less experienced groups. My biggest complaint with TEG is their stubborn refusal to make their rooms all private. Most companies have moved to this practice, and while okay for beginners, having to share a room is terrible for experienced teams. We were fortunate to have a private experience for this room, and I would say if there were 4 other people in there with us, it would have ruined it. A) because 2 of the 3 spaces were too tight for more than 4-5 people to move around in and work, and B) it’s a LINEAR game so what purpose would extra people serve except to just get in the way?

I was worried when I first stepped into the room. The room itself was the same set for Gold Rush but covered in snow. Luckily, once the game started, the game play and puzzles were unique and I absolutely loved it. The set was gorgeous and had some nice wintery touches. There is an amazing bit which occurs at about at the midpoint of the game which really made me appreciate the work they put into the room. The puzzles were a nice mix of types and styles and a handful that made me step back to admire it for a moment. The finale puzzle has a unique interaction with the GM that I loved. All in all, this is a great room that I recommend you try if it's in your travels.

After years of smaller companies reskinning their games, Yeti was TEG’s first full overhaul. Entirely new puzzles, fresh paint, and a great experience. Would definitely recommend