Lenore's Lost Library

This room wasbvery fun. It is a parallel room which means that some items found in one area are going to be used in another area or you may need to use items more than once.

Thisbis a very immersive room, there are multiple props that are designed and 3D printed for the room specifically.

Miah was our GM and was amazing. We often don't use/ask for hints and Miah didn't offer any pushes our hints unless we asked.

It's not very often I do a nonlinear room. It was really interesting and I enjoyed it quite a bit more.

The plot seemed to eb and flow. There were points it didn't make complete sense though the full gameplay and storyline were great!

This is a rather difficult room. You would definitely need to have a group that is comfortable with a divide and conquer plan for the puzzles. Our GM also told us that this room has a 36% success rate.

You may need to crouch or reach up but nothing beyond that.

This room has very low light, which makes it hard to see and complete some areas.

Some rather straight forward puzzles but also a few quite challenging elements as well. We used almost the full hour and ultimately escaped. There was one lock that a member of our party struggled with which set us back a bit, but another person went back later and was able to work the mechanism properly.

We did it with 4. I think ultimately, it would be more based on the dynamics of the group.

It definitely has a bit of a spooky/creepy theme but there aren’t any really “scary” things or effects like some other rooms we have done. Which I appreciate.

There was one little hiccup with a magnet that ultimately didn’t affect the game. My husband tried to start searching for the magnet that fell off the game piece but our game master graciously told him to not worry about it which was very helpful.

Some elements required bending down, but no physical effort other than walking around in the room a lot.