DreamWeaver

Not meant for big groups, screen too small, color on fruit needs work, scrolls too.

Lots of objects, too precise, faded paints, and malfunctioning switches.

Props warn out, clues were not leading, the screen was too small, and the story was hard to follow.

Really liked puzzle innovation and connectivity, but NOT doable with 6, way to tight for that many. 10-20 min was just in miscommunication and oversight by the "group." I would def recommend it to others, but I would also let them know (not told prior) that it is 2nd of 3 in a series. 1 is Alleyway Vigilantes, 2nd is (this one) Dream Weaver, then 3rd is Research. Do in sequence or already loose story will make 0 sense for the most part. Given this hiccup, the whole story seems disjointed and the screen to focus on the narrative is a little high up there to concentrate especially with over 4 people (2 of were kids). Would love to see the narrative/ story more pronounced to match the puzzle level and motivation beyond the timer. Better room for sure but could have been outstanding if more follow thru. Fruit can use some paint touch up and scrolls too, really adding time (the normal wear and tear on props/puzzle pieces). Will definitely come back for more and see it thru. Love the spin the wheel for percent off next booking and the friendliness of the staff. Wasn't rushed and very helpful.

Our first game at Breakout. Despite our difficulty doing this with two people the game itself is very cool and unique. Some attention to detail is required along with some ability to manage a lot of things at once is definitely something we noticed for multiple puzzles. We had a few moments were we thought puzzles were just a bit too intricate but in the end it probably came down to us only having a few sets of eyes rather than 3-4. So puzzles also were finicky but once they were solved we were notified so we didn’t lose time. Overall we had a good time here! :)

Theming was unique and made the experience more engaging. Many puzzles to complete and were fun to solve, but too many complex puzzles to complete within an hour in my opinion. I wish I could’ve experienced that room with 75 or 90 minutes. Would also recommend a group of 4 or more to solve multiple puzzles concurrently.

The designing and decor was amazing and unique- not one I’ve seen before. Some of the puzzles were really fun and different. Others were extremely frustrating- I’m short and have always struggled with visual and perception puzzles- height probably didn’t matter so much this time, but not for everyone.

This was my 100th room and I was disappointed. Last puzzle we completed on accident and when I asked how we were supposed to know what to do the GM basically said you just have to guess until it works. There were multiple broken items in the room and the employees were immature and don’t make us feel welcome. This is the first bad review I’ve written. The room itself was ok and has potential, just needs some TLC and employees who care.

Very pretty room. More thematic rather than puzzles. Solid pick at Breakout Games.