The Fortune Teller

Super fun atypical escape room experience. A series of puzzles based on Tarot tropes, guided by an in room host playing a fortune teller character. Loved it. A few aesthetic bumps such as stickers being missing on puzzle pieces but as I understand it the room is being revamped.

A unique interactive game which is more task based than lock and key. Solving puzzles in bouts that are times challenges. This game is more what you and your group make of it by playing along. There are multiple puzzles that seem to be there for when the group size is bigger so when you play the game there may be puzzles you don’t interact with which can feel strange in comparison to a normal escape room. All in all. This is a good fun game to experience.

A really unique experience that that isn’t a traditional “escape”, instead focusing on solving a mystery with one-of-a-kind mechanics that center around a deck of Tarot cards. Solving puzzles awards coins which can be used to buy hints as well as purchase items from an in-game shop, some of which can be used to solve other puzzles in the room. A live actor is in the room with you (Sasuke was great!) to aid in storytelling, offer help, and keep you on track. 10/10 would play again.

Different type of escape. Very impressed with the interactions.

Unique hint system and has a live actor.

More of an experience than an escape game. There is a live actor and you're assigned tasks to complete that earn you favor on the last task. It was interesting and imaginative. We struggled as a group of two. I'd suggest at least 4 people.

My husband and I went here when we were visiting. We did three rooms back to back and the team seamlessly integrated each one into the other. Once we solved the first one, a character came to get us and took us to the next room while sticking to the storyline. It was really fun! The actors were great.

This is a fun idea, but I thought it only worked so-so with our group of three. The interaction with the GM/fortune teller is fun and progresses the story, but having to abandon a puzzle if you don’t finish it in a set amount of time was not fun and didn’t really work with the theme. Despite this being a fairly small space, I would recommend a larger group as you are given multiple puzzles/tasks at once and it would be best to work in pairs or small groups to accomplish them. Maybe 6 or 7 players.

This is a fun idea for a game, and definitely one I haven’t seen before. But I think the execution could be a bit better. The set was, underwhelming, especially compared to the other two rooms at Lost Games. The puzzles were…more activity based than anything, which isn’t in and of itself a negative, but you only have so much time to do them, it’s random which ones you have to do, and some are wayyyyy harder than others. Now, the thing that ties the whole room together: the story, the interaction with the live actor fortune teller helps keep the room moving, and is the central mechanism this game works around which is super cool, and our fortune teller did a great job and was definitely the best part about this game. It’s definitely worth a try, but not a heart.