The Lost Mine

The room itself had a very cool environment and like many has said, the puzzles were quite difficult to crack and the props are quite finicky. This is a type of room that you focus purely on the puzzle themselves. The recording part was a little confusing and it was made difficult for the sake of it rather than challenging. The first room and the second room were the best - the last room was okay. Would not rec as a first time room

Some really cool moments and setpieces, but the last room was a bit of a letdown in terms of atmosphere and puzzle

We had the opportunity to experience this room just before it was set to close its doors for good. The atmosphere was reminiscent of older escape rooms, evoking a sense of nostalgia, yet it was entirely mechanical in its execution. The gameplay was both enjoyable and immersive, providing a captivating experience. Although there were numerous instructional notes scattered throughout the room, they did not detract from the overall experience. In fact, the guidance was quite welcome and helped enhance the adventure. The puzzles were engaging, logical, and incredibly satisfying, featuring elements like lasers and intricate mechanical challenges. Overall, it was a memorable and delightful escape room experience.

Overall a good room. A couple of big leaps to make, and one puzzle that just required an A or B try-it-and-see, but some neat elementelementss throughout. Be quick and don't miss it

Some of high- tech were used, looks fancy. But the room itself is so BORING , 1st time we found we were so desperately to leave if we can. Some of the puzzles too abstract, not accurate, one of the escape rooms I hate most : they designed not to let people have fun but let them cannot escape

This was a traditional escape room probably more on the Gen 2 level with mechanical puzzles and no padlocks. The set design was impressive in some rooms and a bit less so in others. Not one for beginners as most players do not finish this room in the 80min allocated time. It’s fun and interactive with lots of props and moving parts that will surprise you.

The mechanical aspects of the room are novel and cool. We struggled with some of the sound towards the end, similar to other reviews here. Only a couple of the activities felt like “puzzles” with the remainder being more about guessing what to do next - with minimal narrative context in some cases. We liked a couple of them more game like aspect though. Glad to have done it, but would not recommend for first-timers.

Overall liked this experience due to the uniqueness of some puzzles and elements, and that it didn’t have any lock/combination style puzzles so was refreshing in that sense, but there were some confusing parts. I wouldn’t recommend this as a first or second escape room. It’d be better suited to those who’ve done a few before and work well as a team.

Lots of different rooms, I liked the different mechancial elements.