Week-end au chalet [Weekend at the Shack]

It's a good game. The sequel is worth checking out!

I loved this room. The puzzles were interesting, there was an element that I’ve never seen before, there were some really fun parts that immersed me into this game.

Pretty nice but relatively easy for a group of experienced players. We finished the scenario in around 30 minutes (counting times where we don't actually play because of videos). 1 of the 5 players also did pretty much nothing during the scenario. It is best suited for more beginner groups ofle groups of 2-3 players max in my opinion.

Really enjoyed this experience. The storytelling was creatively done, and it didn’t distract from the game flow. The puzzles were varied (including one that changes the story outcome a bit). We are looking forward to playing the sequel tomorrow.

Good game, despite a minor bug with the equipment

By itself I thought this was a fine game, but it's also the lead in to St-Onge Case, another game at Immersia. While it's not strictly necessary to play this to enjoy St-Onge Case, I did think I got more out of that game because I had played this one. This is a creepy horror game that some players might find more intense than many others in the market. The set is immersive, and there's a tense sequence in the second area that I haven't seen before. Puzzles fit into the story/world well.

One of the best "creepy cabin" games I've played. Great storytelling mechanic. Very immersive. A little too easy for experienced players.

Room worth doing!

Good/fun room. Theming and decor on point. Mix of easy and moderate puzzles. Scary/mature theming. Big open space for puzzles to be done. Enjoyed this room and cabaret best at this location.