Fright Before Your Eyes

More of a deduction game rather than a traditional escape room, which was enjoyable for me personally, as it's a common type of mystery game I play a lot at home. The room provided an interesting challenge in that it's played with flashlights. It's so impeccably dressed and I wish I had been able to see more of it. Required repetition of some steps, which could be helped with something to write on (a chalkboard would easily fit in with the decor.) Due to that repetition, the ending act felt like a bit of a slog. Despite this, I just love the theme so much it bumped up my score.

Very fun game. Non linear which was a nice change of pace as most of what we’ve played thus far is linear Host and staff were fantastic. We finished with two with a bit of help. This was our first game and it has now started the obsession. lol Will definitely be back for the other games here Probably would work well with five (maybe 6) adult sized humans. Three or four might be the perfect number

Grear escape room. Lots of puzzles!

My husband picked this room for us to do based on reviews. He's a big scenery snob and he loves a cool element. He was very high on this room but I'm more mid. It's a very, very dark room and there is a technical element that you use throughout the entire room. It's a very inventive element and I've never seen it anywhere else, but it hinders any progress on the room without it. Theming was nice, but again, very dark.

A unique an daring deviation from the traditional escape room format. I'm surprised by how much I loved this. Unique among all games I've played. This is a ghostly scavenger hunt that takes a bit to get used to, but once you realize how the clues work to lead you to the items to be "scanned", it really gets going and is pretty much a blast. Not a good first escape room for people because it's so different, but for that same reason, I say it's a must-do for escape fanatics to see such a radical departure from the format. Teeming was excellent!

Incredible theming and atmosphere. While we had to use a few clues, I've never had an experience with better atmosphere and a cooler story.

Massive scavenger hunt with 90 seconds of annoying fucking beeping whenever you got something wrong (there was 9 correct choices out of over 200)