Nikola Tesla - The Last Experiment

Went in with the 3 of us and this room was definitely slightly more difficult than Freya (the other room at this location) It's slightly less linear and there's a lot more searching around which I am bad at but luckily others in my group are much better at. The set itself is beautiful and there are a lot of props. Some of it was slightly overwhelming at times and a couple of red herrings thrown around. There is a lot of tech and everything work as intended which I LOVE. I love tech heavy escape rooms. Some of the puzzles were very satisfying when we figured out the solution. We didn't use hints but some of it did take a minute or two to connect the dots.

4 people definitely felt like too many for this mostly linear room. Great atmosphere in general!! We got stuck on a few puzzles, mostly of our own doing with overthinking.

It was a really fun and challenging room with a great invention/technical theme throughout. There was always something for our family of four to work on, and we stayed in a good rhythm most of the game. We did need a couple small nudges at one point, but the puzzles were clever, satisfying, and very well designed overall. Big shoutout to the game master too. Super personable, encouraging, and great to talk with after the game. Definitely looking forward to trying their other room.

Impressive tech-heavy room. While some games may get the steampunk-y aesthetic right but feel a little flimsy when you actually handle props, this one had both the look and the heft to make things feel real. Great set and effects, good puzzles. My only nitpick is that it's easy to accumulate a pile of items you can't use yet because the room is nonlinear and there's something else you need to discover to make them useful. Juggling all that stuff without losing track of it is itself a puzzle, so I don't mind, but it is a little unusual.

Super fun great theme very original puzzles with no traditional locks all mechanical/electric devices. A step up from most escape rooms. Higher difficulty I would suggest 4 or 6 players. We did it with 4 and it was perfect for experienced players

Lots of fun! Immersive and non-linear - with lots of different puzzles for people to be solving at different times. Our group has a blast! Side note - I had emailed ahead of time to play 2 rooms back-to-back and to confirm the times I picked would work out. Once we arrived we were told we only had 40 minutes for one room and an hour for the second. So overall I loved the game, but felt rushed because our request wasn’t communicated to the GM.

This is another solid addition to Mystic's line up. Great theming. Good puzzles. Exciting climax. The story was functional and felt coherent. Bottom line, this is easily a Denver standout and would be a star-winning escape room in any market.

Great theming and set design and a very helpful and enthusiastic game master, Emma. Locating some details was a bit tough in some low lighting, particularly with two people. Good use of magnetism and circuits for a Tesla theme!

Very clever designs and aesthetics. Was pretty tough for my group of 2.

My heart was pounding the entire time! After finishing the Tears of Freya, we came back for the challenge of Nikola Tesla’s room and we were cutting it close to the 60 minute time. This is a non-linear room that could feel linear at some points. It requires all different approaches to puzzles and good scavenging skills. The feedback of the inputs is not as immediate as Tears of Freya but the mechanics here are just as impressive! So many unique features and I heard the game master say that they are considering giving groups 75 minutes to finish the room because of how many puzzles there are. Another great experience but Tears of Freya will still be my market standout because of its lore. The story got lost on me here but maybe it’s because I was too busy with the puzzles.